Sentence examples for appalling one from inspiring English sources

It's just a shame that the first record to prove we don't need a music industry had to be such an appalling one.

The death rates from preventable disease are even worse than the nationwide average in Yemen, where overall infant mortality is already an appalling one in nine, and maternal mortality is one in 10.

De Waal, a celebrated ceramic artist whose massed spectral vessels can be found in, among other places, the Victoria & Albert Museum, offers up this history as a kind of warning: an obsession with white, he suggests, can be a dangerous thing, even an appalling one.

It is absolutely appalling," one outraged mother told the Adelaide Advertiser.

The thought of being strapped into a tiny seat next to someone yakking on his mobile for hours on end is an appalling one.

"Dead and wounded lay on every side and the havoc was appalling;" one 12-year-old boy died instantly, shot through the heart.

Amateur theologians, bent on bypassing the professionals, can come to enlightened conclusions or appalling ones, such as the gimcrack theology used to justify acts of mega-terror by al-Qaeda or Islamic State.

As you'll see, she was equally adept at doing wondrous things for Groucho, and appalling ones.

And I think my first appearance must have gone all right, because I tend to recall the appalling ones.

This is appealing on a constitutional level and appalling on a practical one.

"This is a very typical case, and the impact on children is on the one hand appalling, on the other hand, all too common," said Steven Banks, director of Legal Aid's Homeless Rights Project.