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".
"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.
"This is very, very appalling," he told the New York Times.
There is one precedent in the history of the United States that's very ugly and appalling: After Pearl Harbor, the Census Bureau was asked to provide the names and addresses of Japanese-American citizens not just residents, citizens and that was the basis of rounding them up for the internment camps.
I have great respect for that view, though I don't think it's quite as clear-cut as this: if we are talking not about retaining DNA samples, but only the digital profile, and if access and use were to be strictly confined as suggested above, then I don't think the intrusion into privacy is particularly grave, while the societal gains in solving and deterring appalling crimes are very significant.
The degree to which the school's admissions criteria enabled social engineering to take place was appalling, and we are very pleased these parts must now all be removed".
"And it is appalling that they are very current issues.
"The message is very clear: that the violence we have seen is appalling and unacceptable.
2016 was appalling – very – but that had nothing to do with planetary alignment.
