Sentence examples for appalling truth is that from inspiring English sources
The appalling truth is that the toxic behaviour of some managers and staff is costing the health service more than £2bn a year – money that could be better spent on patient care.
The appalling truth is that we have more student-on-student violence occurring on or near school properties than elsewhere.
But the horrid and appalling truth is that it did put a household name, quasi-public figure on record that the issue has enough merit to become a campaign issue.
Despite all the hand-wringing about diabetes, the appalling truth is that there is no national effort, based on the conclusive evidence of how to have effective prevention, to help these crippled communities.
The harsher and even more difficult truth is that, as appalling as they are, these sweatshops are signs of a kind of advancement.
That truth is heroic enough.
"The BBC tells the truth about itself, even when the truth is appalling," he said.
The truth is, my concentration span is now appalling.
And Orlando was that perfect, if appalling, spark.
It took a throwaway remark from a mother accused of ill treating her son to reveal the appalling truth that the respected childcare worker was in reality a serial paedophile who had abused his position to indecently assault and rape victims as young as eight over a 20-year period.
