Sentence examples for appalling though from inspiring English sources

What the Kims have done to their country is so appalling, though, that almost anything is better than its continuation.

Appalling though the pictures are, however, is all as clear cut as it seems?

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

"It is appalling though that an organisation could have been managed in this way.

What I found most appalling, though, was that no local media outlet was covering the situation surrounding us.

Appalling though the crimes in Doncaster were, there is a prevailing sense that the perpetrators had been failed by the system.

Most appalling and ominous, though, is that the vice-like grip of the Zetas on their territory means that these executions and mass burials had been carried out in open country, the byways heaving with bodies, without a word leaking out to police, authorities or military with a mind to investigate, nor any member of the public prepared to report them.

Between the legacy planes and the appalling pilot culture, though, the next few years promise to be bumpy.

His rule "stands for an important, though also appalling, turning point in the development of modern Europe," the museum said.

"You have though, an appalling record of committing offences of the same kind as I have to deal with on this occasion".

What is especially appalling about this situation though is the level of viciousness leveled at this young girl and the fact that actual adults whole-heartedly participated in the cyber bullying.