Sentence examples for appalling wrong from inspiring English sources

"Absolutely," says Des. "It is an appalling wrong, in a civilised society, that four kids can die and we can allow our government to dance around justice in the way that they have.

The acts of violence were appalling and wrong, but in a wider context, understandable (and I speak here as a Brit).

The Ulster Unionist Party said the comments were "absolutely appalling... and totally wrong".

It should be noted that some of this record is just the wrong side of appalling; The Children Cross The Bridge is a woefully unfunny "parody" of Ingmar Bergman's Inn Of The Sixth Happiness, while Hound Dog is only as funny as an Elvis cover where the singer pretends to be a rubbish Elvis can ever be (and that's not at all).

Adult men asking 14-year-olds to send sexual images is not only against the law, it is completely wrong and an appalling abuse and exploitation of children".

Everything about the game was wrong, from the appalling AI to the hideous CGI representation of Carrott – imagine Gollum in a Next suit, with worse hair.

That's an appalling statistic, symptomatic of something deeply wrong in Australian society.

He was the wrong man for the appalling crisis that hit.

Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut's attorney general, said federal recognition of the tribe was "astonishing and appalling because it is so clearly wrong".

The prime minister, David Cameron, condemned Mr Farage's calls to scrap equalities legislation as "completely wrong and frankly pretty appalling".

You might find mine inspiring or appalling; there's no right and wrong, just different world views.