Sentence examples for in the appalling from inspiring English sources

The largest slave migrations were probably those compelled by European slave traders operating in Africa from the 16th to the 19th century; perhaps 20 million slaves were consigned to the Americas, though substantial numbers died in the appalling conditions of the Atlantic passage.

Percy describes what happened, detailing carefully how English society unraveled in the appalling conditions.

Certainly, Champagne Holocaust is a record locating something appealing in the appalling.

Unesco called it a "turning point in the appalling strategy of cultural cleansing under way" in the country.

The list culminates in the appalling treatment of Jade Goody, possibly the high point in the text.

Bain had already deserted once before, in Tunisia, and served a sentence in the appalling Mustafa Barracks "glasshouse" near Alexandria.

He has done valuable work in tackling the appalling mess that is British defence procurement.

The relevance to his argument in detailing the appalling treatment of the young man by the Saudi police escapes me.

Allison, the National Olympic Security coordinator, said: "Obviously, in light of the appalling events in London we will review our planning to ensure that any lessons are identified.

We were alarmed by the lack of historical analysis and specificity in relation to the appalling situation in Israel and Palestine and by the repeated intoning of "this is apartheid".

But some in Congress use the appalling record of the Chinese government to argue for ending support for Unfpa.