Sentence examples for appalling notion from inspiring English sources

The tagline suggested something slightly dark was afoot: "An appalling notion, fully realized".

The referendum to be held in Crimea on March 16th to legitimise Russia's takeover is a quite appalling notion.

"At first, it seemed like an appalling notion to add to the world of Preacher," says Rogen. "It seemed crazy.

It's almost as appalling as the notion of getting everyone to spend their spare time walking around with bin liners, picking up rubbish from the streets in an attempt to make our filthy nation look clean for our Queen's big day, lucky people that we are.

But each embodies the notion that even the most appalling catastrophe is part of a living continuum.

It reaches all of Afghanistan, but it has taken the notion of "balanced" newscasting to an appalling extreme.

"The whole notion that they wouldn't launch this thing is just appalling," Paige said.

"The notion that a personal computer will set you free is appalling," Weizenbaum said.

(Inadvertently, of course. For as the Tory press keeps telling us the notion that the British right is standing by while neo-Nazism grows here is an appalling libel).

The fact that 69.0% of the respondents did not have the vaguest notion about the content of the Alma-Ata Declaration [ 25] is in our opinion appalling and indicates that students have not dealt in-depth with the primary health care strategy.

For them, the notion that Mr. Putin might rule Russia for another 12 years — essentially what he is proposing — is appalling and inconceivable.