Sentence examples for appalling response from inspiring English sources

At other times, the NFL talks about concussions as if the word alone might make them ill – much has, should and will be written about the league's appalling response to mounting evidence and former players' stories.

This latest march was organized with a familiar objective in mind to demand the end to military rule and it was met with a familiarly appalling response.

This latest march was organised with a familiar objective in mind – to demand the end to military rule – and it met with a familiarly appalling response.

I really find it appalling," in response to President Obama's statement that "If I had a son he would look like Trayvon Martin," as anything other than racial insensitivity and campaign posturing of the worst kind.

"Both in terms of the citizens, the ordinary people of Glasgow, and in terms of the work of the emergency services over these last few appalling days, that response has been terrific.

"The excessive force apparently again being used by security forces is the latest example of the Syrian authorities' appalling and brutal response to recent dissent, and make their pledge to investigate the violence sound rather hollow," said spokesman Philip Luther.

Rick Snyder was at the top of my list of witnesses due to the central role that he has played in this manmade crisis; from the decision to shift from Flint's original water source for cost-savings to the appalling delay in response to months of complaints by lead-poisoned residents and their children," Lawrence said in the statement.

Now she was rattled, finding both the Nazi marches and Trump's response "terrifying, appalling".

São Paulo's most notorious criminal gang, the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), was formed by prisoners in response to appalling prison conditions.

Rather, it gained ground in the mid 1970s in response to appalling abuse in the British criminal process and prisons following allegations of injustice regarding suspected IRA terrorists.

They are special, he says, and we should take special care of them, because they encapsulate our response to appalling experiences of atrocity and injustice.