Sentence examples for appallingly that from inspiring English sources

If a local bigwig behaves so appallingly that the resulting protests are heard in Beijing, the party may cut him down to size.

"I hoped, briefly and appallingly, that I might be pregnant so that would force a situation to help me control it".

It is pointless to argue against the fact that women are treated appallingly, that they are abused and in some cases, murdered, in these countries.

Imagine living your life in the knowledge that you once turded so appallingly that a 747-400 had to turn around and land.

Three weeks ago, the quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles, Donovan McNabb, maintained, appallingly, that he didn't know that it was possible for an NFL game to end in a tie.

A lot of the narrative around The Jeremy Kyle Show proposal is that it went badly, appallingly, that this was the most awkward Jeremy Kyle proposal in the cannon of Jeremy Kyle proposals, which is surprisingly extensive.

It's the sheer versatility with which he can be rubbish in so many different roles, and so appallingly bad, that makes him stand out.

"Her brutal murder remains shocking, an appallingly senseless act that is still difficult to believe or understand".

He has an appallingly affected routine that involves imitating a peacock on the ice and finally releasing a dove, somehow secreted within his skin-tight getup.

Mr. McCain won some improvements in the bill's provisions on the treatment of prisoners, but acquiesced to an appallingly cynical deal that exempted the intelligence agencies from a ban on the torture, abuse and humiliation of detainees.

Two clients involved in the deal -- a leathery, macho movie star (Peter Weller) and a reedy, skittish writer (James Merendino) -- nearly come to blows at their agent's memorial service in an appallingly funny scene that leaves a feeling of hollow sadness.