Sentence examples for clearly appalling from inspiring English sources

This is clearly appalling, but I've long had mixed feelings about the argument that any ethical brand should immediately pull out.

Bagshawe cut him off and asked him again to apologise directly, adding: "I would urge you not just to reflexively defend, because you are sticking up for your channel, a clearly appalling decision".

Weirdly, Max is intending to pass himself off as a native French speaker, and Marianne seems more or less relaxed about this imposture, even though his French accent is clearly appalling.

This whole attitude on immigration is appalling.

That said, there are of course, some ICC advocates calling for the ICC to be instrumentalized against Assad — whose regime is clearly guilty of appalling atrocities.

It's an hour and 20 minutes that quietly and clearly documents the appalling corruption that brought the global economy to the brink of collapse.

Everything suddenly becomes clear, and she stares at a vision that is clearly both ridiculous and appalling.

In "Spectre-1914," Ms. Auclair was clearly a prophet beholding appalling visions of war as she rose tall and awesome in a black robe.

"An easing was clearly justified given the appalling state of the economy, while there seemed little point in risking further currency instability with a sharper cut.

Speaking from Downing Street, David Cameron said: "It is clearly a truly shocking and appalling incident.

A UK Government spokesman said: "We are currently examining this latest Daesh [Isis] propaganda video - another desperate move from an appalling terrorist group that is clearly in decline".