Sentence examples for more appalling decision from inspiring English sources

It was "hard to think of a more appalling decision" Britain's chief rabbi, Jonathan Sachs, fumed.

It is hard to think of a more appalling decision.

Rita Dove, who recently completed a term as the United States Poet Laureate, and who believes that Simpson was guilty, found it "appalling that white people were so outraged — more appalling than the decision as to whether he was guilty or not".

Their responses have become, if anything, more interesting with the passage of time: Rita Dove, who recently completed a term as the United States Poet Laureate, and who believes that Simpson was guilty, found it "appalling that white people were so outraged — more appalling than the decision as to whether he was guilty or not".

If possible, what's even more appalling was our decision to fill our prisons with men and women accused only of possessing drugs.

David Manne of the Refugee and Immigration Law Centre said: "It's an appalling decision which is likely to place more lives at risk by leaving refugees trapped in limbo or forced to flee back to the types of dangers they've already fled from.

That's an appalling decision.

"Appalling decision in my estimation.

Each slaughter of innocents seems to get more appalling.

21st over: South Africa 58-4 (de Villiers 1, Rudolph 5) That looks an appalling decision.

Irrespective of how many plaudits it receives, this was an appalling decision".