Sentence examples for appallingly short from inspiring English sources
Anthropological studies of these creatures being in appallingly short supply, one makes do with what's available.
The results are confusing, unwieldy, jarringly arbitrary in some areas, tediously repetitious in others and appallingly short on female artists.
Just because other people think and say appallingly short-sighted and out-of-date terms from the kind of sitcom the BBC would have pulled in the 70s for being too racist, that doesn't excuse their use, especially from a parliamentary candidate who's supposed to be shooting for some position of vague power.
There is no point in being sentimental: they make appallingly bad, selfish, short-term choices.
"The latest Christmas ads are nothing short of the most appallingly deceitful and misleading campaign, and the BBC should be utterly ashamed of using licence fee money to persuade people to buy a radio that might not even work".
Perhaps it's appallingly shallow to want a little glitz during a CES keynote.
In short, the fuss and chaos about these appallingly presented NHS reforms has served at least one purpose: yanking the Tories out of the hole they dug for themselves by showily ring-fencing the NHS budget before the last election.
"The reason why all these shooters used an AR-15 is simple: they're light, easy to use, and specifically designed to kill as many people as possible in the shortest possible time, and in the most appallingly devastating way".
But the short-term costs, in particular, for an American strike — or an American-approved Israeli strike — could be appallingly high.
There was a bit of a rumpus with one of our leader writers who was so furious about the former Home Secretary's inability to balance liberty with security that he called him 'appallingly short sighted'.
