Sentence examples for appallingly hard from inspiring English sources
The peace in Europe, which was appallingly hard won in the years through to 1945, is our shared inheritance.
Balfour-Fraser has been described as a pragmatic feminist, arguing: "Women can achieve everything, but it's appallingly hard work and… shouldn't be as difficult as it is".
It is appallingly graphic, and very hard to read, page after page.
Beyond arguing about the lack of environmental policy, there is the hard fact of appallingly managed flood assistance and Owen Paterson blaming the badgers for the failure of his ill-advised cull.
They "work" side by side with those who are appallingly paid and who work very hard.
When the best Hollywood can come up with seems to be vague plans to retool the Ghostbusters as ladies who cross streams, never mind Sly Stallone's appallingly titled "Expendabelles" concept, it's hard to see how they can go far wrong.
The path to a settlement will be appallingly difficult, given the presence of hard-line elements on all sides and the bitter hatreds generated by more than 30 years of civil war.
That's a needless bogey, and a painful one, given he'd done all the hard work in finding the appallingly difficult green with his drive.
Just as in his private life the young Presley regularly flattened the many men who challenged him to fight, and yet publicised his almost sickening devotion to his mother, so his songs were either masculine and hard like Jailhouse Rock or appallingly sentimental, like Heartbreak Hotel and Love Me Tender.
Some of its fictitious leading lights -- the lovey-dovey duo Mitch and Mickey, the hard-working Folksmen and the appallingly upbeat New Main Street Singers -- gather for a reunion at Town Hall in Manhattan.
Here the large cast sends up the folk-music scene of the 1960's, some of whose fictitious leading lights -- the lovey-dovey duo Mitch and Mickey, the hard-working Folksmen and the appallingly upbeat New Main Street Singers -- gather for a reunion at Town Hall in Manhattan.
