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Discover LudwigThe phrase "appalling is that" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express disapproval or shock, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "What happened at the event was appalling, and the fact that no one spoke up is appalling is that."
Alternatives: "what's shocking is that" or "what's disturbing is that".
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What I find appalling is that they weren't there.
Even more appalling is that most of us are guilty of racial profiling in our daily lives.
What is truly appalling is that he does not recognise the analogy.
But what's more appalling is that some U.S. aid groups are also opposed to it.
What's appalling is that the killer was identified: Ahmed Salad Farey, himself a former Doctors Without Borders worker.
What makes the current situation seem mildly appalling is that it's so commonplace no one even questions it anymore.
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The thing about it that was so appalling was that I had spent my last dollar to see my loved one.
For some, the idea of formula is that appalling.
The most appalling implication was that Bernanke would miss this circus.
The appalling fact is that this has gone unrecognised for such a long time.
However, the appalling fact is that most undergraduate programs don't prepare students well enough for that.
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