Sentence examples for very appalling from inspiring English sources

"This is very, very appalling, and to go on for three years, either the patients are dead or they're alive by some miracle of God," the cardiologist said.

"For the president to use that word about people who oppose bigger government, people who are freedom-loving and love our Constitution, I have to tell you, I have got to find that very appalling.

The receptionist shared with us some very appalling thoughts next.

"This is very, very appalling," he told the New York Times.

The environment under which most midwives operated was very appalling.

Really appalling things.

Hindley, said Longford, was "a delightful person", adding that "you could loathe what people did, but should not loathe what they were, because human personality was sacred, even though human behaviour was very often appalling".

He described Hindley as a "delightful" person and said "you could loathe what people did but should not loathe what they were because human personality was sacred even though human behaviour was very often appalling".

The sheer inventiveness of the piled-on awfulness is both very funny and appalling.

"The sheer inventiveness of the piled-on awfulness is both very funny and appalling," Jean Thompson said here in 2000.

He's just trying desperately to keep all the plates spinning, and it becomes very much this appalling tragedy of a man in absolute torment".