Sentence examples for it can be appalling from inspiring English sources
It can be appalling down there".
Or it can be appalling, like the new video Madonna is showing on her tour.
The practical consequences of this stance can be appalling.
"He can be appalling when he is angry," Gandalf warns the dwarves.
Where inequality and insecurity are almost entirely unrestrained the consequences can be appalling for everyone.
(The Copperas lean-to, maintained by volunteers from the Adirondack Mountain Club, was spotless. Some can be appalling).
"The E.Q. here," said Ms. Chan, referring to an emotional quotient of social skills, "can be appalling".
High demand for cheap fibre coupled with a lack of legislation governing how it can be produced has appalling consequences for the 50m angora rabbits industrially farmed across China.
They might also concede that it can be puerile and in the most appalling taste.
The characterisation of the club members ranges from faintly abhorrent to utterly appalling, and it can be hard to evince much sympathy for a group who genuinely believe they represent an oppressed minority because they are prevented from crossing the silk ropes in their own country homes.
I hope one day it can be recaptured without a repeat of the appalling tragedy that first brought it into being.
