Sentence examples for are really appalling from inspiring English sources

"They said, 'We want to see hopeful films.' " Ms. Groves, who has visited camps in Angola, Iran, Macedonia and parts of Southeast Asia, said, "Refugee camps are really appalling places," but films can make them better.

"The job could have gone to one of the people who in my mind are really appalling.

And the plaintiffs' stories are really appalling and they are the kinds of results one can expect from a system that doesn't have enough placements for children, that doesn't have enough supervision and doesn't have workers who have caseloads that are low enough so that they can do a job really paying attention to the children.

The attitude is really appalling.

To me it's really appalling.

"When I was a kid," he said, "what was available was really appalling.

Ratner draws the line at unironed shirts - "They're really appalling" - and several other men mentioned denim.

Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, the No. 3 Democrat, accused Republicans of mounting a "scorched earth policy" where "they vote no on everything, even the Start treaty, which is really appalling".

"When we look to the assembly it's really appalling in terms of the number of women.

I mean, this is really appalling that they should be so stupid as to want to lock in to a system of taxation which is corrupt and counter-productive to a capitalist system.

"When you go to Colombo [capital of Sri Lanka] you don't even feel that there's something gone wrong with Sri Lanka but when you travel to [places] like Galle then it's really appalling.