Sentence examples for somewhat appalling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Winterbottom's film, written by John Curran, is clearly enamored of the novel and labors to be true to its durable, somewhat appalling power.
My obsession with my iPhone would be somewhat less appalling if I didn't have a one-and-a-half year old who has been known to dunk his head in a bowl of yogurt while my face is buried in online articles, or snatch the phone away from me and say, "The End".
Yet reading of Peggy's appalling neglect of her - somewhat sadistically named - children, Sindbad and Jezebel (known as Pegeen), it is impossible not to suppose that her "difficulties" went beyond mere reticence.
But despite the appalling suffering endured by the people of North Korea, the late Kim Jong-il, enjoyed somewhat "roguish", laughable status in the west.
But Bean's hymn to a vanishing craft is somewhat undercut by his ruthlessly unsentimental portrait of the human cost it exacted and of the appalling risks men endured so that others could enjoy a fish supper.
This time it is Frank Langella, playing a man with an appalling wound to the side of his face, dressed in an impeccably suave suit and somewhat jaunty hat.
Despite a cascade of appalling reviews for Morrissey's recent debut novel, List of the Lost, Sterling has a somewhat philosophical take on the work, which reminds her of her mother's pronouncements that the Irish are obsessed with death.
It's appalling — appalling.
