Sentence examples for appalling rush from inspiring English sources
No one wants to see the appalling rush to judgment depicted in the Hellman play become real-life dramas in city schools.
No one who has read the story will forget its drama — how an old man led a companion to a cliff high above the sea and showed him the water far below in a narrow passage between islands, with its sinister foam and scum, its uneasy bubbling and boiling, until suddenly the whirlpool formed before his eyes and rushed with an appalling sound through the waterway.
That rushing total was even more appalling considering UCLA ran for 47 yards in the first quarter.
Thus started, time rushes past in this recollected tale of appalling violence, "like sand," in the words of the narrator, "running through my fingers as I look back".
He was ill that day, and when he awoke from a nap to see the appalling pictures of lawyers armed with eggs and tomatoes, he rushed to the scene.
It's appalling that 85 Republican congressmen never gave any thought to this consideration in their rush to pander to ignorant fools.
Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption cautioned recently that a rush for equal representation of women at the top of the legal profession could have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".
Sumption, however, is worried that a rush for equal representation at the top of the profession could destroy the judiciary and have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".
Well, not before Rush Limbaugh, Don Imus, Michael Savage, and Glenn Beck all broadcast it to their audiences as further evidence of how appalling it is to have Barack Obama, and any Democrat associated with him, in a position of political office.
It's appalling — appalling.
