Sentence examples for appalling photographs from inspiring English sources

It is such a stain on personal and national character that nothing but appalling photographs could have forced the subject to the fore.

The appalling photographs that emerged, showing American troops gloating over beaten or tortured figures, shocked Americans and revealed an intriguing cleavage in the national psyche.

That is also why the appalling photographs that were released this week by a British court-martial sent the blood to boiling point even though the offences by British soldiers near Basra that they illustrated had also been known about for some time.

One especially appalling photograph remained untaken.

Are there a bunch of inept fashion photographers trolling the streets of the information highway peddling their appalling fashion photographs?

Mr. Cartier-Bresson heard this criticism and replied: "There is something appalling about photographing people.

As Cartier-Bresson once said: "There is something appalling about photographing people.

Point and shoot: anyone with a camera can violate someone else's privacy just by pressing a button, which is what caused Cartier-Bresson to remark that there is something appalling about photographing people.

The photograph is appalling, but it's historically interesting too.

Bogumit Polachowski Greasby, Wirral The appalling plan to move 400,000 photographs to London from the NMM in Bradford sums up your excellent editorial (4 February).

Photographs of the appalling winter conditions in which matches still went ahead are accompanied by a remark from one of the contemporary voices used sparingly throughout the text: "Imagine Agüero in slush like that today!" Actually, you can quite easily visualise the little Argentinian thriving in a penalty-area quagmire, as Ian St John or even Jimmy Greaves once did.