Sentence examples for genuinely appalling from inspiring English sources
It's genuinely appalling.
But much of what he was able to record — the deadpan viciousness of a French mercenary in charge of state security; the casual greed of fellow diplomats; the pomposity and duplicity of local bureaucrats — is genuinely appalling.
Already Panesar's non-appearance in Sydney has deprived him of the chance to improve on his genuinely appalling record in Australia, perhaps the worst of any Englishman to make the trip.
But he's correct that there is something genuinely appalling about CBC's hand-wringing about where it goes".
Benjamin Hargreaves, defending, said his client was "genuinely remorseful" and "realises how appalling his actions were".
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These saw a parade of genuinely massive stars ham their way through appalling scripts in front of bluescreens, wearing costumes that looked like they were stolen from a community theatre's wardrobe.
I'm aware that this might come across like one of those appalling advertorials that you are sometimes duped into reading, but I genuinely can't think of anything negative to say.
