Sentence examples for may seem appalling from inspiring English sources

It may seem appalling that he would make these derogatory remarks after suffering from depression himself.

Even if change-avoidance forms a prison, walking outside it can seem appalling.

Yes, it may seem odd or appalling that we are even having this discussion in the current century -- until you take a quick glance at some of those 147,000 comments, posted by people nonetheless sufficiently modern to access the Internet.

The effect may seem Big Brotherish, but truancy in the civil service is appalling, and such monitoring is bound to boost attendance and productivity.

The sight of open mercury poisoning may seem shocking, but it is just one of a host of appalling working conditions that blights the production of gold throughout east Africa.

Although the disgraceful military interventions in the Middle East remain an indelible causal factor in "radicalisation", especially in the always ignitable age of youth, Warsi and fellow Muslims must think again, and look hard at what may seem innocent practices and beliefs, to see whether they may contribute to an outcome they find just as appalling and repugnant as do others.

That may seem presumptuous.

It may seem prosaic.

That may seem sensible.

That may seem perverse.

This may seem unsurprising.