Sentence examples for it so appalling from inspiring English sources

As Towell writes in his introductory essay, "War is completely natural, which is what makes it so appalling".

Dorothy Cantor, a former president of the American Psychological Association and a psychologist in Westfield, said that when she first read about TheraDate in Psychology Today, "I put a marker in it because I found it so appalling".

The day was clear with a gentle wind, and the small leaves descended singly except when the breeze entered and caused a momentary shower--what one weather prophet on the radio calls "inner mitten" showers... Our complaint about the crisis is not that it is so appalling but that it is so trivial.

She got pregnant by him and had an abortion and it was so appalling what they did to her that : it took her three weeks to die and the abortionist was charged with her murder.

Norte Energia's supposed commitment to 'sustainable production activities' and 'social inclusion' would be ridiculous, were it not so appalling.

The food at the school was no such consolation; according to Levin it was so appalling that there must be something better to be found, and from his late teens he sought out the best restaurants he could afford.

If it weren't so appalling, it would be fascinating to compare the behavior of Republican and Democratic congressional legislators when confronted by an Administration of the opposite party.

It would be funny if it wasn't so appalling and terrifying and so very, very sad.

The thing about it that was so appalling was that I had spent my last dollar to see my loved one.

The traffic in the Blackwall tunnel, the sneering City, the billionaires building gigantic basements, the insane value of small flats, the hordes of tourists, the traffic in the Blackwall tunnel – it is all so appalling that media commentators as well as, you know, ordinary people are loading up their vans and clearing out of town, with parting shots at a city that deserves to be put to sleep.

Savinova, who beat South Africa's Caster Semenya into second place at London 2012, appears to be caught on a mobile-phone camera talking about how she uses the banned steroid oxandrolone, while Shobukhova herself tells the documentary-makers a story that would be funny if it was not so appalling.