Sentence examples for get more appalling from inspiring English sources
Each slaughter of innocents seems to get more appalling.
It's diabolical stuff and gets more appalling and funnier the more blood is spilled and the more our killer, Benoît Poelvoorde, spews his philosophies and opinions about the world and about the weight necessary to keep a corpse on the bed of a canal.
In other words, it gets even more appalling mileage than a Land Cruiser or a Suburban in a package that is even more frivolous and unnecessary.
Page authorised and trusted Grant to do anything to protect the group's interests, and as the pair got more and more heavily involved in drugs in the late 1970s, so the deeds so casually committed in Zeppelin's name – threats of violence, actual violence, near-blackmail of business associates – became more and more appalling.
The second quotation is one which I find still more appalling than the first.
To make the situation more appalling, those children who need treatment the most are the ones least likely to visit the dentist.
I haven't experienced some of the more appalling Comcast horror stories but I have been unlucky enough to have a technician pick up my cable box and turn it in under the wrong serial number which resulted in a $400 charge to my credit card that took six months to get resolved.
"What is even more appalling is that this company stated they believed they could get away with their scheme because the people of Alabama were too inexperienced to understand they were being cheated".
But since it gets ever harder – indeed dangerous – to say live and let live, we need to remember the alternative is far more appalling.
More appalling is the arrogance of the financial aid officers, who callously advise getting loans when you mention the gap in what they think you can afford and what you really can pay.
It's appalling that the shutdown has lasted so many weeks; it's even more appalling that the president seems content to let it drag out even longer.
