Sentence examples for appalling knowledge from inspiring English sources

"It is embarrassing that our federal government has such an appalling knowledge and recognition of basic international principles of human rights".

Holding thousands of vulnerable people on Lesbos in appalling conditions with no knowledge of their fate inevitably creates an incendiary atmosphere of fear and despondency.

My face spoke to her of deep, long-term neglect and appalling lack of self-knowledge.

The lack of knowledge translation is appalling.

The revelation that investment banks take a portion of our profits through lending our securities, but don't share in the losses they experience making these investment decisions without our knowledge or consent — this is appalling.

And astonishingly, in spite of all the television documentaries, books, films and artworks, our public knowledge of 20th-century history is appalling.

That appalling arrogance was bolstered by an even more sinister knowledge.

As a result, the standard marker of British superiority abroad has been to talk down the country – the weather sucks; the transport infrastructure is appalling; we are an awkward, dishevelled people – safe in the knowledge that nothing can shake us.

However, it was appalling to note that there were items in which better knowledge was not translated to safe practices.

See related review article The report by Peral Guiterrez de Ceballos and colleagues [ 1] is a timely, well written, and informative contribution to our growing body of knowledge of disaster medicine, as well as an appalling confirmation of the horrors of the senseless and vicious scourge of terrorism that now afflicts the world.

He spent four appalling years there, forbidden to speak with his guards and with no knowledge of what was happening in France.