Sentence examples for appalling suggestions from inspiring English sources

Among the "appalling" suggestions were No. 68, "A myna bird trained to say 'You're wonderful, Fred,' or 'Joe,' or 'Pierpont,' " and No. 17, "A portable pepper mill in its own case".

Nicola Sturgeon said she opposed the "appalling" suggestion that that Britain's human rights law should be repealed, as the Conservatives have pledged.

David Cameron's appalling suggestion that housing benefit should be withdrawn altogether from young people is just the latest attack on our young based on half-baked populism.

For its appalling suggestion that Alan Turing might have covered up for a Soviet spy, it must be sent straight to the bottom of the class.

The 2005 Tory manifesto was deeply regressive in that regard, and as shadow home secretary, Davis played a central role in drawing it up, and is therefore accountable for the appalling suggestion that the UK should impose a quota on refugees.

Labour's bid to clamp down on "exploitative" zero hours contracts was an "absolutely appalling suggestion", said a Yorkshire businesswoman.

Most appalling though was the suggestion she has let down and disappointed her friends and family, with the piece ending by declaring her mother will have to "pick up the pieces".

The Mirror turned the police claims story on its head and ran and piece saying the victims' families were outraged at suggestions their own people had indulged in appalling behaviour.

The suggestion was that the new mayor displays an appalling lack of respect, even though at almost every turn he talks about New Yorkers' enormous, unpayable debt to the fallen firefighters.

The mayor of Burdekin shire, Lyn McLaughlin, told the Guardian that in her 40 years living in the area she could recall no killings in Home Hill and any suggestion of a terrorist act had been an appalling prospect for locals.

In the aftermath of the high court judgment, there have been appalling personal attacks on the judges involved and the judiciary in general, including the suggestion that they are "enemies of the people".