Sentence examples for is particularly appalling from inspiring English sources

"The Taliban's war against women, however, is particularly appalling".

Senators Barbara Boxer and Russ Feingold chaired subcommittee hearings on rape just this month, focused on Congo and Sudan, where the brutality is particularly appalling.

The toll was particularly appalling among the young.

And the comment by the council's spokeswoman was particularly appalling: She was just bowled over by the fact that the two women are "bright, articulate people".

Without easing the outrage over Darfur — where the bloodshed has been particularly appalling lately — we must broaden the focus to include the threat to the south.

But California's teenage girls become mothers at between four and 12 times the rate of their peers in France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Japan; the figures for blacks and Latinas in the state are particularly appalling.

Their away form has been particularly appalling, their selection policy over the past four years of the yo-yo variety and even a few weeks ago no one, especially the management team, seemed to have a clue what their strongest team was.

The guarantee, and the Y's refusal to compromise, were particularly "appalling," Mr. Zustiak said, because the Harkness doesn't have "a track record of being a festival that is well attended".

Luke Harding: The outcome from Georgia was particularly appalling, and I think that without Georgia, we wouldn't have had Ukraine.

This arrangement is particularly alarming given China's appalling food safety record and the fact that there will be no on-site USDA inspectors in those plants.

The description of Aboriginal people in Australia in 1916 as "savages" who "rank lowest in intelligence of all human beings" was a particularly appalling example.