Sentence examples for appalling turn from inspiring English sources

This would be an appalling turn of events for anyone, much less for a young man starting out in life and those left bereaved by his death.

"I think it's a shocking story – a really appalling turn of events – and I think most people will think his behaviour is inexplicable and irresponsible.

And dreadful though it is, the appalling turn of events has given him his role: he must support Devorah, and he must reassure her, and keep on reassuring her, that all will be well.

A really appalling turn of events, but it doesn't matter who the Tory candidate is because it's the Conservative government's policies that mean 400 staff at Russells Hall hospital are facing redundancy".

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

His history with his nephew and ward Karl, the one child who entered his biography in any significant fashion, reached its appalling turning point in Karl's botched suicide attempt at 19. Nor is Beethoven's music, in the main, what most would consider likely fare for young audiences.

What had been a depiction of humans in appalling situations turns didactic, and the final 45 minutes sometimes drag.

Also, I thought we all accepted that wristbands were lame and appalling when Lance Armstrong turned out to be a uni-bollocked Bond villain?

This is amazing, given how beaten the man looked after that appalling run after the turn.

The overwhelming aura in these demonstrations is one of love, the kind that really matters the kind that can see something appalling and refuse to turn away.

And part of its magic lies in being able to turn its appalling disorder into an idiosyncratic, improvisational, style of life.