Sentence examples for appalling nature from inspiring English sources

And we both understand as well the appalling nature of the acts of terrorism that they have been subject to.

"It is hard to describe the appalling nature of the abuse that child victims suffered," writes Jay.

After the sentencing, Supt Jon Hutchinson, of Cambridgeshire police, said: "The appalling nature of this crime has been reflected in the sentence handed down to Medvedevas today.

Despite the appalling nature of his crimes, Bundy became something of a celebrity, particularly following his escape from custody in Colorado in 1977.

The appalling nature of this crime has not lessened with time and we are satisfied justice has been done in this case".

The appalling nature of her life is at first obscured -- and later grotesquely magnified -- by her unfailingly gentle, optimistic and quaint language.

or "King Corn" have enlightened us about the appalling and secretive nature of corporate farming.

The often appalling and hateful nature of much commentary on the Web has stirred a debate in digital circles about ridding the Internet of anonymity.

"As a club, we do not accept appalling behaviour of this nature - no matter your race, religion or gender, football is a game of inclusion," said Campbell.

Broomfield believes in the essential goodness of human nature, even in appalling circumstances.

In light of the pettiness, appalling antics and sometimes violent nature of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, what kind of drama will you bring to the series?