Sentence examples for can be appallingly from inspiring English sources

He is witty, but without much sense of humor; a man of charm who can be appallingly rude.

It can be appallingly low; many publishers offer freelancers no more than $8 to $10 an hour.

Training programs developed by pilots without knowledge of health care realities can be "appallingly bad," he said.

And even in fashion, it can often be appallingly insidious.

Pagford will be appallingly recognisable to anyone who has ever lived in a West Country village, but its clever comedy can also be read as a parable about national politics.

It turned out to be "appallingly low," recalls Traina, about 30% lower than he'd expected.

Now her socialising is over as finally and appallingly as anything can be.

Where the pace at which consequences can proliferate and multiply is appallingly mismatched to our own intuitions and nature; where an invention in the form of information and algorithms, and its consequences, can spread so fast?

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.

Syria is an appallingly complex problem, and no single party can be blamed for the continuation of the war.

Self-centredness, she also admits, can be a hazard for an adored "only", and she describes herself as "appallingly selfish throughout my life".