Sentence examples for appallingly by from inspiring English sources

I think Nick Clegg was treated appallingly by David Cameron, I really do.

The report – published a week after Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, met the country's emir and declared Qatar was "on the right track" in dealing with workers' rights – claims that some migrant workers are victims of forced labour, a modern form of slavery, and treated appallingly by subcontractors employed by leading construction companies in a sector rife with abuse.

Where The Thick of It's press officer Terri Coverley was intransigent and fairly useless, and Den Flixter, the ward sister she played in Getting On, was delusional and vastly irritating, Catherine Dickens is a much put-upon and deeply moral woman, treated appallingly by her famous husband.

Speaking of the victims of the convicted men, Ms Rowbotham told the committee: "These vulnerable people did not have a voice and they were treated appallingly by protective agencies".

The people most appallingly served by this long and terrible farrago – and it is by no means over yet – have been the grieving Kercher family.

Militarily and diplomatically, the whole venture was appallingly handled by the junta in Buenos Aires.

The expenses scandal, in which Smith was the first and arguably the most high-profile victim, was handled "appallingly badly" by politicians, she says.

When my sister arrived last week to discover that a calendar she had ordered way before Christmas had not arrived, and a china mug – appallingly packaged by the internet company – had turned up in shards, the picture became more complete.

True, the CGI was appallingly realised by the film's makers and the story wasn't much cop, but one can imagine an animated version getting a lot more leeway.

"I am going to stand up for people like the McCanns and the Dowlers who have been appallingly treated by sections of the press and who put their faith in David Cameron, put their faith in the Leveson Inquiry, and who are frankly I think astonished by what the prime minister has done," he said.

We also see that this tragedy will be appallingly reduced by both sides to merely a political football.