Sentence examples for certainly appalling from inspiring English sources

That was then, and this post-Chilcot Sun leading article is now: "Tony Blair's deception, negligence and naivety condemned 179 of our troops — and countless Iraqis — to their deaths... Saddam Hussein's gangster state was certainly appalling.

And while the language used by the president is certainly appalling and, as Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Nebraska) tweeted, "beneath the dignity of [the president's] office," Trump's vicious focus on a woman's looks as a way to demean her isn't shocking at all. .

Monsanto, the Dr Frankenstein of our time, certainly generated appalling publicity around its callous and careless marketing of GM pesticides in the United States and in India.

It certainly does sound appalling.

Ed Miliband says that the predominance of male MPs contributes to an "appalling" atmosphere; certainly, they seem to trade a lot of insults.

The appalling scenario certainly had a precedent.

She certainly doesn't ignore the appalling side of contemporary midlife, including newly invented diseases like "female sexual dysfunction," which should probably be called "cash cow dysfunction" in honor of its real role in medicine, which is to justify the creation of a "treatment" that can get past the F.D.A.

I don't know who first came up with the actual phrase that Obama is "the Manchurian candidate," but the ever appalling Ann Coulter has certainly batted the phrase around.

It is not appalling, but it is certainly a bit rough.

The district, where an unknown number of the original 20,000 inhabitants have endured increasingly appalling conditions, will almost certainly fall and many more people will die.

Former Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis, who got a jaw-dropping $125 million severance package immediately after the financial crisis, is the most appalling example -- but certainly not the last.