Sentence examples for fairly appalling from inspiring English sources
The language in the stand, which houses the Salford supporters down the length of one touchline, and surrounding the tunnel was fairly appalling.
And I want to counterpoint this with the fairly appalling treatment you have suffered at the hands of the British film industry.
Hensher's judgement: "Wagner was a genius, but also a fairly appalling human being.
As Mr Brown himself has argued, the danger is more analogous to the cold war than to the appalling but fairly predictable horror of the Blitz.
He was born in 1903 in Budapest to a philandering, passive father who died fairly young, and to an appalling stage mother eager to exploit his talent.
The TV show goes fairly well, or badly, depending on who you are: Houellebecq doesn't say anything appalling; he drinks, but only water; he doesn't get angry or walk out.
In his memoir, Darling describes Brown's government as a "fairly brutal regime, and many of us fell foul of it", whose behaviour was "sometimes appalling".
It's appalling — appalling.
