Sentence examples for perfectly appalling from inspiring English sources

A reporter for the London Times wrote that the afternoon was "terrible for a feat of endurance of mind, stamina, muscle, and feet," and candidly assessed the task of the runners as "perfectly appalling".

Sure, there were plenty of people then, as there are now, who thought it was perfectly appalling that a bunch of fashion designers should be allowed to take over just about the only patch of open green space in Midtown for their invitation-only affair.

The situation is absolutely appalling.

It's appalling, absolutely appalling".

It was absolutely appalling.

Crazy stuff; absolutely appalling.

"It is absolutely appalling," commented Alyza Lewin, "that a company making so much money off Jewish patrons should state that what Nasser did to the Jews -- and what the Nazis did to Jews -- was perfectly legal under international law.

The absurd and the appalling are perfectly joined -- as are the deftly assembled wood, glass and brass -- in such unforgettable sculptures as "Death Ship Runover by a '66 Lincoln Continental" (1966).

This time, dear readers, we turn the tables and look at consumer behavior — which, to be perfectly blunt, is sometimes quite appalling.

Is it appalling, or is it perfectly logical that Fender Guitars is manufacturing a limited-edition Kurt Cobain Jaguar?

Eventually he invokes these principles to justify an almost unimaginably appalling — but also, in its way, perfectly ordinary — betrayal.