Sentence examples for appalling show from inspiring English sources

The show "seems likely to be the consensus choice for most appalling show of 2009," Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times wrote in a review.

It is in that spirit that this writer, an actual resident of New Jersey, steps forward to defend "Jersey Shore," which seems likely to be the consensus choice for most appalling show of 2009.

I'm sat with my three flatmates in the lounge of our home, enduring back-to-back episodes of an appalling cookery show on TV.

"These pictures are appalling and show the suffering of a vulnerable woman who, along with her family, was stripped of her dignity and badly let down.

Chief coroner judge Marshall said the figures are "appalling", and show despite more open discussion of suicide, the problem remains unnervingly stubborn.

Angela Burns, Conservative shadow education minister in the assembly, said: "These truly appalling figures show Wales' educational performance has at best stagnated, and at worst declined, and that in educational terms, Labour ministers have wasted the past three years".

This appalling case shows why we need to ensure interns are always properly paid".

He said he has come across teachers who have said they were creationists: "For teachers to be questioning the validity of evolution versus the Bible I think is appalling, and shows that they don't really understand science.

A scan of the most appalling reality shows of the past year may be cause for dismay, but people who work in the genre note another side to the spectrum.

This is appalling, and shows just why this man should never, ever have held high office.

James Lynch, Deputy Middle East and North Africa Director at Amnesty International, said executions in Saudi Arabia "have been surging dramatically for two years now and this appalling trend shows no sign of slowing".