Sentence examples for appalling sequences from inspiring English sources

It's one of the most truly appalling sequences in cinema.

Mr Milburn added: "Next week we will publish the report of an inquiry into the appalling sequence of events at Alder Hey and I will be making a full statement to parliament.

To reinforce this we will be issuing further guidance to the NHS". Mr Milburn added: "Next week we will publish the report of an inquiry into the appalling sequence of events at Alder Hey and I will be making a full statement to parliament.

The attempt at realistic dramatization is most comprehensive — and most appalling — in a sequence that, I'd estimate, plays for at least an hour, perhaps fully half of the movie's two-hour-and-twenty-minute running time.

The book is like a fin-de-siècle version of Court TV, a riveting sequence of appalling events, weird testimony, courtroom theatrics and bungled justice.

"The whole episode is just completely appalling.

The ignorance displayed is not on the part of the workers, who survive in appalling conditions, briefly glimpsed in an atmospheric curtain-raiser sequence.

Cut loose by his appalling 'normal' parents, Barnaby floats off to meet a sequence of 'different' friends, all equally familiar with rejection (including Ethel and Marjorie, a squawky, comical but unfailingly kind old couple in a hot-air balloon).

The sequence I found myself proposing, without immediately noticing, forms an appalling crescendo.

The most controversial scene in The Killer Inside Me – the effortful and horribly extended sequence in which the sheriff sets out to beat his lover to death – is appalling.

It's appalling — appalling.