Sentence examples for appalling saying from inspiring English sources

Amnesty International, given access to it on Tuesday, described conditions as appalling, saying that the 3,150 people locked inside were victim to "growing uncertainty, fear and despair" under the deal the European Union had agreed with Turkey.

Mrs Williams' family made their first complaint about her care after she was admitted to hospital in 2010, Mr Williams described her treatment as appalling, saying she was left with no food or drink for several days at a time and became too weak to lift a glass of water.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid called the CIA's actions "appalling," saying in a statement that "the CIA's leadership must take action to address these misdeeds, restore its trust with Congress and ensure that this episode will never, ever be repeated".

"It's appalling," said Bourdain.

It is appalling, says Farage.

"It was truly shocking, appalling," said Regan.

"I think it's appalling" says Hollis.

"It's appalling," said Representative Bob Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican.

"It's appalling," says Eleni Protonotariou in Galatsi's town hall.

"That's appalling," says co-founder Rowena Bird.

"The results are appalling," said an OECD official.