Sentence examples for most appalling terms from inspiring English sources

A head of department at a secondary school in Exeter said: "Digital and social media are a nightmare with 'anonymous' sites that slate students in the most appalling terms on their appearance, personality and anything judge-able".

Cullen Hoback, the director of the documentary, points out how LinkedIn had, until recently, one of the most appalling terms and conditions ever written, calling it "abysmal, "overreaching," and "ridiculous".

David Cameron responded by saying Mladic was "accused of the most appalling war crimes, both in terms of what happened in Srebrenica but also in Sarajevo".

Outlining the case to a jury, the coroner, David Hinchliff, said: "What should have been a very happy and relaxed half-term break became the most appalling tragedy".

A happy half-term holiday in Corfu became "the most appalling tragedy" when two young children died from carbon monoxide poisoning, a coroner has said.

The judge at Southwark Crown Court, who also gave her a suspended nine-month prison term, said she was guilty of "the most appalling greed".

Both have committed the most appalling atrocities.

Rovena, says the friend, "knew the most appalling things..

The EDL is the most appalling organisation.

That's the most appalling thing of all.

He said the terms of his inquiry were to examine actions - or inactions - of organisations rather than individuals against a "background of the most appalling" care provided to large numbers of patients at Stafford Hospital.