Sentence examples for appalling task of from inspiring English sources
Co-curator Kristian Martin's hero is a Cambridge undergraduate, poor John Smith, who in the early 19th century was set the appalling task of transcribing the entire early diary.
Faced with an appalling task of sifting, Mr Griffin has chosen to focus on a handful of topics and follow them through, rather than provide a sample that is even-handedly representative of Russell's interests, which, Mr Griffin notes, included "everything under the sun, and a good deal else besides".
A reporter for the London Times wrote that the afternoon was "terrible for a feat of endurance of mind, stamina, muscle, and feet," and candidly assessed the task of the runners as "perfectly appalling".
Her task has been to keep the appalling injustices of the disaster in the public eye, so that fellow mothers such as Margaret and Anne could, finally, get the world to accept what they had been saying with patient insistence.
This is an appalling history of ineffectual leadership.
What an appalling indictment of Government failure.
It was an appalling display of deflection and deception.
This appalling business of barring white facilities to Negro children!
The 15th Satire reports an appalling incident of human savagery.
