Sentence examples for appalling words from inspiring English sources
FROM the start, his appalling words have been attacked as racist and sexist.
The Crimson report had protected their identities, but now they chose to shed their anonymity and address the "careless, disgusting, and appalling" words of their male peers.
(There are freighted pauses before appalling words like "spinster".) The scene in which she hounds an increasingly wearied Tom for more details about the colleague from the warehouse he has at last decided to bring home is hilarious.
"Reconnectionism", if it weren't such an appalling word, would be more precise.
Then, one day, as he was talking about the importance of context in the deployment of obscenity, something in him snapped, and he suddenly launched himself upon a stream, an ocean, of appalling language: words used among soldiers, words preferred by musicians, words you might speak in front of friends, words you could possibly use — but maybe not — in front of your mother.
Amidst the confusion, the swirling emotions, the planning and conferring, how appalling those words are.
The Stoke chairman did say the FA's retrospective charge of violent conduct would be defended vigorously, but he did not use the word appalling in reference to his player.
Which may not be all that surprising considering that Mr. Post has been appalling (WNYC's word) station managers about as long as he has been nurturing the counterculture with his unbridled air style, which is to say about as long as he has been in radio -- 37 years.
Sanitation conditions for Maria Luísa and the other 10,000 people who live in the Boavista neighbourhood of Luanda are, in a word, appalling.
