Sentence examples for particularly appalling from inspiring English sources

The toll was particularly appalling among the young.

"The Taliban's war against women, however, is particularly appalling".

Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com finds Floyd's hiring particularly appalling, considering his egregious transgressions at Southern California.

Yet commercial pressure to play huge venues, and particularly appalling media scrutiny gave her no escape.

("I didn't use to be like this," he says, after a particularly appalling blunder).

Others make the particularly appalling argument that tough registration systems do society a favor by filtering out unmotivated voters.

If that weren't enough, a black former assistant US attorney, Thomas Figures, testified that Sessions had called him "boy", and that he had joked about the Ku Klux Klan in ways that implied he wasn't particularly appalled by their appalling tactics.

She told the Guardian that the tone of the debate so far had been appalling, particularly citing a claim by the Tory MP Boris Johnson that Cameron's argument had been demented.

Still, some of Brown's votes have been appalling, particularly his deciding vote against the DREAM Act.

Funny books for children seem to offer a particularly rich supply of appalling behaviour.

Toomey said he was "inclined to support the nominee" of his party but wrote of Trump: "His vulgarity, particularly toward women, is appalling.