Sentence examples for appalling perceptions from inspiring English sources
He took out a blank piece of paper to explain how the Socialists intended to turn around the appalling perceptions of Mitterrand.
"There was a kind of perception that, despite appalling evidence to the contrary, the closer you are to Afghanistan, the greater the risk," Maurice Flanagan, the airline's top executive.
"There was a kind of perception that, despite appalling evidence to the contrary, the closer you are to Afghanistan, the greater the risk," Maurice Flanagan, the airline's top executive, said in a recent interview in Manhattan.
Francine Prose is a novelist and literary critic rather than a professional biographer, which may be why she is unwilling to fall in with the general perception that Out of This Century is an appalling embarrassment.
The current perception of nature is anti-Arcadian: all that appears to be alluring conceals something appalling.
It's appalling — appalling.
