Sentence examples for was appalling for from inspiring English sources

Secondary education for girls was "appalling"; for boys, "also pretty dismal".

The Bishop of Birmingham, David Urquhart, said it was "appalling" for the victims and their families to find "this murderous suicide in them middle of a wonderful evening".

Where inequality and insecurity are almost entirely unrestrained the consequences can be appalling for everyone.

In some of the sub-indicators the situation is appalling (for example, Spain is 133rd for ease of starting a new business).

Conditions at schools like Fernald were appalling for those with Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and other true physical or mental conditions.

"HMRC's recent performance in this area has been appalling for long periods and left members of the public counting the cost in time and money," she continued.

A few of their supporters were appalling for a brief period and the Czech Republic capitalised on the distraction to claim a point they scarcely deserved.

The edgy atmosphere takes on a frisson of horror when her lover rings her mobile to tell her of his marriage next day: from that moment, our immediate proximity to L is appalling for involving us implicitly.

"This is appalling for me to say as a Frenchman," he confesses, "but the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has a whole department devoted to costumes and design; this painting combines the two".

Irrespective of the issues debated this evening, to see so few women either on the panel or in the audience is appalling for a programme representative of an inclusive view to public opinion.

It has been appalling for my family". The Electoral Commission cleared Vote Leave of breaking spending limits in March last year but re-opened its investigation in October, saying new evidence had come to light from its own investigations, media reports, academics and whistleblowers.