Sentence examples for appallingly real from inspiring English sources
Abbott, whose previous novel, Dare Me, featured a squad of high-school cheerleaders, has a knack for capturing the emotional landscape of the teenage girl in a way that is terrifyingly, appallingly real.
In the very last pages, Mrs. Givings, the appallingly eager real-estate agent who had sold the Wheelers their house, describes, to her husband, the new owners in the same language she once used to describe the Wheelers: "She's very sweet and fun to talk to; he's rather reserved.
Added to that was his first exposure to the text, as a schoolboy in his native South Africa, where, the actor said, "It was taught appallingly, so I had no real experience of it".
He acknowledges that kidnap cases are appallingly difficult to deal with, but says very real human emotions need to be balanced by the need to squeeze the funds flowing to terrorist groups.
Several comic novels — "The Big Question" by Chuck Barris, "The King of Pain" by Seth Kaufman — have tried to tackle reality television by envisioning some future show that is appallingly outlandish, an approach that risks being quickly dated because, in real life, today's unimaginably awful premise is tomorrow's Top 10 series.
Marcus wanted to show me the appallingly weak answer to a question that had been offered by one of the real lawyers on the site.
The genius of Warp 9 is how they took what was considered a throwaway music and invested it with real emotion and intelligence and three decades later It's A Beat Wave - from its appallingly cheesy cover down - is a crisp and melodic reminder of the gleeful sense of adventure that lit up the soon-to-be-abandoned world of experimental hip-hop and electro.
New Delhi, Moscow and São Paulo also did appallingly.
And, appallingly, Blair obeyed.
"The leaders have behaved appallingly.
