Sentence examples for most appalling example from inspiring English sources

The untimely death of the Washington Redskins' Sean Taylor would be the most appalling example.

With the Prime Minister, David Cameron, arguing he had "set the most appalling example" and his manager, Brendan Rodgers, warning that he could never be considered a great player unless he changed his ways, Suarez appealed for understanding.

The most appalling example of this is Labadee in Haiti, where passengers are completely sealed off from the troubled country around them, and left to shop or sunbathe for the day in a resort owned by the cruise company.

Prime Minister David Cameron says Liverpool striker Luis Suarez set "the most appalling example" by biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.

"I have a seven-year-old son who loves football, loves watching football and when players behave like this, it sets the most appalling example to young people in our country".

The spotlight had been on Suarez throughout the week, with even Prime Minister David Cameron intervening, saying the striker set "the most appalling example" to children when he bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic last Sunday.

The paradox, however, is that the most appalling examples at hand aren't those of the ostensible purveyors of cinematic fast food.

A community is under siege: it is one of the most appalling examples of the persecution of religious minorities in Iran today.

HuffPost assembled some of the most appalling examples of the "war on women" from the past year.

Most appalling examples include signs carried by protesters comparing President Obama a monkey or a Nazi, or Congressman Joe Wilson's inappropriate outburst on the floor of the House calling the president a liar.

But one of the most appalling and debasing examples of the indignity and the abuse suffered by children at St. Anne's is that of being strapped down and tortured in a homemade electric chair sometimes as a form of punishment but other times just as a form the amusement for the missionaries, who, while committing these acts, were supposedly the ones "civilizing" the "Indians".