Sentence examples for going to be appalling from inspiring English sources

Now, I'm absolutely certain that the iPhone battery is going to be appalling, but 40 minutes seems a little low.

"I'm a great believer in what's the point of keeping somebody alive just for the sake of keeping them alive when you know that the quality of life is going to be appalling and you know the end is not far away anyway".

I knew the Thai green chicken curry was going to be bad, but this plumbed new depths: it was appalling.

The superstition is that if the evening itself is appalling, that's how the next year is going to be.

"If the idea sounds appalling, you are going to be miserable, and nothing I say about the saffron-tinged cauliflower with chopped green olives or the arugula-fennel salad with pickled sardines is going to change your mind".

First, M&S is going to receive appalling publicity for this decision.

So I just don't know how we're going to resolve this appalling situation that we have gotten ourselves into because there is a single approach [in policymaking]," he said.

This is going to sound quite appalling, but nobody in my circle of friends in 1986 would have admitted liking Erasure, or would have been seen dead going out and buying a Boy George CD.

"You can't have people going around getting leaked stuff from other powers who are more powerful than Britain, and printing them and not thinking that's not going to have an appalling effect," fumed one affronted senior British mandarin, his efforts to pull a fast one on developing countries in vain.

"I'm not a political person who'll stand up and go, 'This is appalling, look at all these people dying alone,'" he says, picking up his scissors and returning to carving up his life for our entertainment.

The second think-piece you are going to read about this is going to say: this is appalling, this.