Sentence examples for most appallingly from inspiring English sources

Most appallingly, the Creature lacked a nose; a single bridge bone protruded over an oval breathing hole.

This is the record's lowest point; it's one of the most appallingly grandiose songs you may ever hear.

And most appallingly, why was the C.I.A. not monitoring Brody's cellphone as he took instructions from Abu Nazir after Carrie's capture?

This is the story's most grating aspect, and the one that most appallingly reveals the banal, cliché-ridden Hollywood mind-set that Penn brings to the story.

The party was unelectable because it had just had the most appallingly bitter civil war and it was impossible to see how it could carry on.

The people most appallingly served by this long and terrible farrago – and it is by no means over yet – have been the grieving Kercher family.

It's like a game of Would-You-Rather involving the entire internet where, appallingly, most Americans would rather dump ice water on their head than donate to charity.

A new viral video, however, suggests that Padilha will be reviving one of the original film's most notable creations, the appallingly unstable mechanised police unit ED-209.

Ever since New York first finished becoming New York – sometime in the decades following the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825, the real launching point and Cape Canaveral of the modern metropolis – it's been the city that's reached higher and sunk lower than any other in the country, with no attempt to masquerade or airbrush out its most dazzlingly sunlit or appallingly shadowed scenes.

As gridlocked politicians struggle to do the most basic things, and appallingly large segments of the country reject science, it's not surprising that things have the appearance of being adrift.

While Times editors composed an overarching headline, "C.I.A., on Path to Torture, Chose Haste Over Analysis", to reflect the almost 2,000-word 2,000-wordgenerarticlest, it was one specific, and thoroughly jolting, fact that most sharply illustrated that appallingly non-analytical hastiness on the Agency's part.