Sentence examples for something appalling from inspiring English sources

There is something appalling in his aspect..

But at other times Mr. Wootton catches something appalling.

Mr. Cartier-Bresson heard this criticism and replied: "There is something appalling about photographing people.

As Cartier-Bresson once said: "There is something appalling about photographing people.

The current perception of nature is anti-Arcadian: all that appears to be alluring conceals something appalling.

It is these intimacies which made me love and believe in Madeline, remaining at her side even as it became clear she had done something appalling.

To many, there's something faintly appalling about the concept of a bread-free, all-meat sandwich.

And there is something both appalling and marvelous in some of the scenes that Mr. Lanthimos (who wrote the screenplay with Efthimis Filippou) chooses to dramatize.

There is something both appalling and poignant in what she chose to ask for from that obliging purveyor of miracle products.

Now, football's good name cannot be sustained by the feeble assertion that a referee is the sole arbiter of something as appalling as the De Jong tackle once he claims to have seen it.

"I thought, Mm, so she was nineteen, and she wasn't my mother, and she wasn't there for the whole of my childhood, and she knew beyond any doubt that something absolutely appalling was happening.