Sentence examples for appalling people from inspiring English sources
They are appalling people.
Farage described the leaders of the UK's three main parties as "truly appalling" people, "as dull as bloody ditchwater".
Written in 1993 from Monroeville, Alabama, it sees her complain that "what was once a tiny town of considerable character is now six times its size and populated by appalling people".
The Singapore Grip is probably the funniest of the three, because its cast are almost entirely appalling people who you really should and do hate - which makes their steady, oblivious drift towards inevitable tragedy all the, if not sweeter, more acceptable.
Israel's Broken Fingaz Graffiti Crew Have Spent Their Career Appalling People.
BFC have spent their career appalling people; their fluorescent sketches are counted as among the first examples of graffiti culture in Haifa, a city known for clamping down hard on street art, despite its reputation as Israel's liberal culture Mecca.
"It's just appalling that people would tarnish an event that the Chinese people have been awaiting for so long," said Wu Tianren, 79, a retired economics professor, walking in a park here freshly planted with petunias and marigolds.
It says: "The level of global inequality is appalling – eight people own as much wealth as half the planet.
To ensure a stable supply of workers in agriculture despite the appalling conditions, people were barred from leaving their province of origin.
Duncan Goodhew, a gold and bronze medallist in swimming at the Moscow Olympics in 1980, told ITV's Daybreak: "It is appalling that people behave that way.
Professor Rudolf Jaenisch, of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said: 'I find it appalling that people do this where the outcome is predictable that it will not be a normal baby.
