Sentence examples for showed appalling from inspiring English sources

That decision showed appalling lack of judgment.

Sir Malcolm Green, a professor of respiratory medicine who founded the British Lung Foundation, said the revelations showed "appalling behaviour" by many major car firms.

In similar circumstances, before the 1996 election, his predecessor, Shimon Peres, showed appalling lack of judgment when Israeli shells killed over 150 Lebanese civilians.

Mr. Patten said the second "Newsnight" program showed "appalling editorial judgment".

The head of the trust that supervises the British Broadcasting Corporation testified before Parliament on Tuesday, saying the corporation's recent report that wrongly implicated a former Conservative Party politician in sexual abuse showed "appalling editorial judgment," Alan Cowell and John F. Burns report.

The foreign secretary, David Miliband, described the comment as showing "appalling immaturity".

Caroline Lucas, the Green party MP for Brighton Pavilion, said Cameron and Johnson were showing "appalling complacency".

He said: "David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg have all shown appalling weakness in the face of the aggressive tactics of the SNP which threaten the future of the United Kingdom.

It was a headed goal of perfect execution, a fact hardly smudged by the fact that both Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand had shown appalling dereliction of duty in allowing such a phenomenal finisher so much time and space.

For a relationship to endure, one must be able to tolerate those inevitable moments when one thinks one's partner has made a mistake, exercised bad judgment, shown appalling taste.

But faced with this economic war, this misguided coalition government has instead shown appalling cowardice; rather than fight, Osborne is about to run up the white flag of defeat.