Sentence examples for make appalling from inspiring English sources
Where Anderson gets inside the minds and passions of both sides and, best of all, inside the agony of those simply caught up in the horror and forced to make appalling choices, Elkins remains rigidly one dimensional in her understanding.
It has been claimed that one medical facility is being attacked every 17 hours, and doctors are being forced to make appalling decisions to let children die due to a shortage of blood, medical supplies and more complex scanners.
"That the most extreme voices in the House Republican conference continue to make appalling comments about the Hispanic community, or that the rest of their Republican colleagues are silent".
And bad decisions don't just occur at the highest levels of government or business; rather, everyday folks can make appalling decisions as well, whether getting married to that particular person, wearing those low-cut jeans, buying a Hummer or going into debt to remodel the kitchen.
When we pretend otherwise, we risk making appalling, life-wrecking mistakes.
Who are these Neanderthals making appalling faces as they masturbate their guitar necks?
The extreme weather – "days that burn your eyes out of their sockets gave way within hours to new snowstorms" – makes appalling demands on materials, builders and client alike.
It took only a few days for the first related controversy sprung up, as Paul George made appalling victim-blaming comments on Twitter, in support of Rice.
To understand why, in the 20th century, many brilliant intellects made appalling political choices, it isn't clear that one needs to peer deep into the "human mind".
Watching Josef Mengele restore women to health and youth in Hut 1 of Auschwitz he reaches for a cliché made appalling by the novel's chronological trick: "Women went out of that lab looking twenty years younger".
The figures of child exploitation makes appalling Christmas reading: of the 61 million children who do not go to primary school one in four work full-time.
