Sentence examples for appalling politics from inspiring English sources

This is, of course, appalling politics.

(What a Don Draper-ish question to pose, even if Owen said he hasn't watched "Mad Men").. Amid grisly medical procedures (Holland promises one in the final episode will make Season 1 "look like a romantic comedy") and appalling identity politics, the new season of "The Knick" raises many of the same quandaries: altruism vs. fame, ethics vs. pragmatism, self-will vs. societal prerequisites.

"None of these appalling features of our current politics should ever be regarded as normal," Flake said on the Senate floor.

Mr. Daniels and the screenwriter, Danny Strong, understand that both the horror and the heroism are connected with everything else that makes America such a complicated, interesting, appalling and glorious place: our politics, our popular culture, our deepest desires and our simplest habits.

"Politics may or may not have anything to do with this," she says, "but you can feel something appalling happening in this political climate".

It lacks the vigor, vulgarity and nastiness that makes actual American politics so fascinating and appalling.

The Year of the Woman in politics is thrilling and appalling in one fell swoop.

In 2008, after Mr. Wright's sermons attracted national media attention, Mr. Obama said, "I vehemently disagree and strongly condemn" what he called "inflammatory and appalling remarks Wright made about our country, our politics and my political opponents".

He's drawn attention as the result of some inflammatory and appalling remarks he made about our country, our politics, and my political opponents.

This is appalling economics, but happily it is dumb politics.

Dr Rosie Campbell, a reader in politics at Birkbeck, University of London, said: "The storyline is just so appalling.