Sentence examples for really appalling from inspiring English sources
To me it's really appalling.
In fact, I thought that Gebremariam and the Bekele brothers showed really appalling judgement.
The financing gap, Ms. Goldrick-Rab said, "is contributing to really appalling completion rates".
"When I was a kid," he said, "what was available was really appalling.
If I tried to write a play about refugees it would end up being a really appalling piece of polemic".
Questioned amid the shady pines and fountains of the presidential palace in Kabul, he blustered, calling the Milly Dowler allegations "really appalling," and if true, a "dreadful situation".
Try to avoid this app an application for, typically, a mobile phone appal but as the Prince of Wales might say, it really is appalling apparatchik appeal In British English you appeal against a decision, verdict, etc, you do not "appeal the verdict".
That really is appalling from Murray.
Each instance has tended to be seen as merely another "it really is appalling" outburst.
The image around the world is one that is really quite appalling.
