Sentence examples for is especially appalling from inspiring English sources

Still, the case of Charles Hood, who is scheduled to be executed on Wednesday is especially appalling.

In 2005, 953 people died in the Al-Aaimmah bridge crush in Baghdad – a loss of life far greater than in any of Iraq's terrorist attacks.The list of crowd disasters associated with the Hajj in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is especially appalling.

"It is especially appalling that at the same time UBS bankers were urging investors to buy HealthSouth bonds, their own internal documents show that UBS considered HealthSouth to be a 'borderline' credit risk with a declining business model," Mr. Coffey said.

While the vilification of Iran and Iranian people is nothing new, Trump's executive order is especially appalling; around a million Iranians live in the US, more than any other country affected by the ban.

What is especially appalling about this situation though is the level of viciousness leveled at this young girl and the fact that actual adults whole-heartedly participated in the cyber bullying.

The accounts of sexual violence during the demonstrations are especially appalling.

This would be a recipe for chaos in any circumstance, but it's especially appalling because Trump has nominated, and the Senate has confirmed, so few U.S. Attorneys.

In this context, the Republican Party's economic proposals are especially appalling.

Moreover, Darden was an especially appalling restaurant group for Mrs. Obama to hitch her valuable PR wagon to, given the company's history of labor violations.

The current impasse -- the government shutdown and the Republicans' refusal to raise the debt ceiling -- is just one (especially appalling) episode in a long-running drama.

A typical, if especially appalling, case is "The Juniper Tree".