Sentence examples for more appalling than from inspiring English sources

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".

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".

Every day there is a new incident, and each is more appalling than the one before.

Instead of telling the truth, he resorts to a farcical expedient, more appalling than comic, that allows a cooling off.

I hated beet salad — few things are more appalling than chunks of overcooked beet with potatoes and carrots swimming in a pool of smelly sunflower oil — but I put up with it for the sake of the sardelki.

Even without immunity grants, the Congressional committees have developed a picture of Mr. Clinton's late-night pardon binge that is even more appalling than that offered in earlier versions.

In other words, it gets even more appalling mileage than a Land Cruiser or a Suburban in a package that is even more frivolous and unnecessary.

I mean, to me, that's a much more appalling view than we don't have a responsibility to each other, which I believe we do.

Read the news – both in the games press and the mainstream – and you might believe that Rockstar has reached a new low, a more appalling depth of wretchedness than the whole Hot Coffee thing, which was at least consensual sex.

Read the news both in the games press and the mainstream and you might believe that Rockstar has reached a new low, a more appalling depth of wretchedness than the whole Hot Coffee thing, which was at least consensual sex.

His precious life and its violent end is far more than one more appalling, grisly statistic of the obvious -- Guns Kill.