Sentence examples for is more appalling from inspiring English sources

In many of Simenon's other novels, life is more appalling.

Every day there is a new incident, and each is more appalling than the one before.

Who is more appalling — a torturer who is in the grips of a rage or one who is clinically calibrating the angles of his slaps?

I don't know which is more appalling -- the manifest patriarchy of the statement, or the unmistakable conviction of the speaker.

"This astonishing admission is more appalling evidence of foreign entanglements and conflicts of interest involving the Trump team," Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said in a statement.

What is more appalling is how we in this country have embraced this system and built a patriotic shrine around it.

But what's more appalling is that some U.S. aid groups are also opposed to it.

I hated beet salad — few things are more appalling than chunks of overcooked beet with potatoes and carrots swimming in a pool of smelly sunflower oil — but I put up with it for the sake of the sardelki.

Now Mr. Richman has fired back, lobbing mortar shells in the direction of Les Halles and its globetrotting consultant: What's more appalling than the food or even the absurd title of Chef-at-Large is that the smirking Bourdain has somehow become the de facto public face of the restaurant industry.

Both came from fractured families: Jimmy's mother took off one day, citing her moral opposition to her husband's work; Crake's father seems to have been murdered after he threatened to expose one of Helth Wyzer's more appalling schemes.

John McCain's record on reproductive rights couldn't be more appalling.