Sentence examples for the appalling violence from inspiring English sources

David Grann vividly illustrates the appalling violence and corruption in Guatemala today ("A Murder Foretold," April 4th).

Emily Behar New York City David Grann vividly illustrates the appalling violence and corruption in Guatemala today ("A Murder Foretold," April 4th).

He again condemned the "appalling violence" which Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has unleashed against his own people while praising the bravery of the protesters seeking to assert their rights.

The No 10 spokesperson said: "The prime minister and Obama discussed how to build on the support already given to the opposition to end the appalling violence in Syria and bring about stability.

I mind the appalling violence less than the gap between the imaginative conception of the film – its stunningly articulate visual poetry – and a willing surrender to narrative self-abasement that is, in a word, dumb.

If Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, eventually graces the dock of the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague to answer charges that he has been responsible for much of the appalling violence in his country's western region of Darfur, it will not be without a struggle.Mr Bashir firmly denies all the accusations.

"I hope this appalling violence will lead political leaders on all sides in Libya to understand the magnitude of the threat we face," said Sanalla.

"At a time when the FCO Foreign Officee) should be focused both on the crisis in Iraq and the situation in Gaza following the recent appalling violence there, David Cameron's government instead risks looking increasingly rudderless and characterised by confusion". In his reply to Mr Simmonds' resignation letter, Mr Cameron said he had been a "good friend" and still had "much more to give".

Impey has written a wonderfully readable book about the chances of life existing elsewhere in the universe (pretty high, in spite of the universe's appalling violence).

Note how the Christchurch suspect referred to Muslim immigrants, many of them refugees from some of the world's most appalling violence, as "invaders" – the same word used to describe Muslims by Robert Bowers, who shot dead 11 Jews at prayer at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last October.

"There is no place in the United States for such appalling violence, and I condemn these acts in the strongest possible terms".