Sentence examples for it appallingly from inspiring English sources

No we've handled it appallingly badly.

Ms. Dyson called it "appallingly paternalistic," to think consumers could not interpret genetic information without help of a doctor.

It just sounds like someone crossing over from classical music and doing it appallingly – it's too conscious and contrived.

Vann inhabits and possesses his father's shame-diseased, dying, subjective experience, claiming it – appallingly – as his own.

At a time when consumers are taking more control of their health care, denying them such information would be, as one director of 23andMe recently put it, "appallingly paternalistic".

I found it appallingly difficult to know precisely when to start and where, and exactly which parts of each of the contenders' stories to focus on – how to do justice to the wealth of previously unpublished source material I'd unearthed.

It is because it is appallingly difficult to do well.

How it managed to entrance a bunch of five-year-olds is beyond me, because a) it's incredibly dull and b) it's appallingly done.

The Today programme is serious and if you do something and it doesn't quite come off it jars appallingly.' She has not been afraid to play to the mainstream either.

It's a weird, completely unnecessary show, and it's appallingly entertaining.

The film was seen negatively by most critics; Film Review said it was "appallingly acted and monotonous" and Video Movie Guide 2002 described it as a "silly Cold War thriller".