Sentence examples for appalling shock from inspiring English sources

His dairies, meanwhile, taught poor farmers to value cleanliness, discipline and hard work.Liberalisation in 1991 came as an appalling shock.

His public exposure in 1979 came as an appalling shock, he wrote, but he decided not to kill himself: "I came to the conclusion that it would be a cowardly solution".

As it is, at least 48 border guards died in custody last year.The army's attempt to rid Bangladesh of its appalling leaders, or to shock them into better behaviour, has failed.

Updated at 10.33pm BST 8.11pm BST The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, who cut short a visit to Germany to return to the UK, said: "This is a truly appalling murder which will shock the entire country.

The transformation is ingenious and ridiculous; appalling, though not really shocking.

A team of prison inspectors pulled out half way through a week-long inspection of Holloway prison, in north London, shocked by appalling living conditions and a harsh security regime.

First there was shock at the appalling images.

The entire community will share in the sense of shock at this appalling news.

On March 10, Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk, in a letter to Mr. Talarico, expressed shock at the "appalling conduct" over the shoving and shouting at the March 7 county convention.

In a message to Mr Forsyth, the Queen said she was "deeply shocked by the appalling news from Dunblane".

"I'm deeply shocked by this appalling incident and I send my heart-felt condolences to all those who may have lost family and friends.