Sentence examples for appallingly obvious from inspiring English sources
His words are timeless: "It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity".
I was very inspired by one of quotes of Einstein, "It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity".
Our youth needs heroes and guidance, and it has become appallingly obvious that the examples and role models they see the most are not the ones who are presenting the best displays of behavior and character.
All across America, and throughout the world, teachers are so much more than just teachers; they give their hearts, souls and money to help their students, and it has become appallingly obvious that they are the only people who genuinely care about their student's education and emotional growth.
With Justin Bieber becoming the first person to reach 40 million followers on Twitter (nearly eight million more than President Obama), it has become appallingly obvious that we no longer judge people based on character, integrity or even their contribution to society, just their number of followers on Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest.
New Delhi, Moscow and São Paulo also did appallingly.
And, appallingly, Blair obeyed.
"Appallingly conceived," wrote The New York Times.
The obvious touchstones here are Mad Men and Boardwalk Empire – macho period pieces about damaged men trying to work their way to redemption in rapidly changing worlds while all around them behave appallingly.
"The leaders have behaved appallingly.
