Sentence examples for so appalling that from inspiring English sources

Really, this is so appalling that human language can hardly describe it.

What transgression was so appalling that it made John Ashcroft look like a civil libertarian?

In 1996 conditions were so appalling that the then Chief Inspector of Prisons, Sir David Ramsbotham, walked out in disgust.

The company's move is so appalling that you have to wonder whether there is more to the story.

"There will always be a small number of prisoners whose crimes are so appalling that judges rule that they should never become eligible for parole," he said.

"The actual event, the war in Iraq, was so appalling that it takes a long time to see it in perspective".

In Geneva today, Mr. Annan called the situation in the Palestinian refugee camps so dangerous -- and the human rights situation "so appalling" -- that "the proposition that a force should be sent in there to create a secure environment, as well as provide space for diplomatic and political negotiation, can no longer be deferred".

That's why the South Korean fiasco is so appalling and that stem cell researchers worldwide have probably wasted precious time and research funds trying to confirm the South Korean results.

The thing about it that was so appalling was that I had spent my last dollar to see my loved one.

The day was clear with a gentle wind, and the small leaves descended singly except when the breeze entered and caused a momentary shower--what one weather prophet on the radio calls "inner mitten" showers... Our complaint about the crisis is not that it is so appalling but that it is so trivial.

What the Kims have done to their country is so appalling, though, that almost anything is better than its continuation.