Sentence examples for appalling race from inspiring English sources

1993 Amos & Andrew Cage reveals a lack of comedy chops in an appalling race comedy, in which a white-trash criminal (Cage) is handcuffed to a wrongly arrested successful black author (Samuel L Jackson).

To this day, he argues that Section five – a protective measure that concerns a handful of (mostly southern) states with appalling race histories – of the Voting Rights Act should be struck down.

The constituent elements are all note perfect, not least a brilliant rendition of an appalling space-race novelty song Please Mr Kennedy for which Llewyn foolishly takes a session fee, thereby signing away any royalties.

With a screenplay by the Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Queen, Peter Morgan, Rush centres on the events surrounding Lauda's horrific crash during that year's German Grand Prix on the world famous Nürburgring circuit and his remarkable comeback just two races later despite appalling burns and the loss of both his eyelids in the resulting fire.

After the agony of losing a 40-point lead in 2012 - simply through the sheer superiority of the Red Bull in the Asian races and some appalling luck for Alonso - 2013 was supposed to be the year the Spaniard finally won the title for Ferrari.

Yet the basic problem has nothing to do with race: it lies in the appalling state of too many primary and elementary schools, and in the refusal of the teachers' unions to countenance reform or experiment.

And all the while Tod's life races backward toward the one appalling moment in modern history when such reversals make sense.

But the fact that these restrictions may determine outcomes in important Senate and gubernatorial races across the country is appalling.

I'd like to mull over how appalling, if at all, it is to invoke race in this manner.

For those who are unaware, the past several months have featured truly appalling, puzzling, and interesting developments in the presidential race for 2016.

The isolated incidents that may be race-related, I think that's appalling.