Just when they were completely appalling, she drops the most appalling thing.
|
|
Eighteen percent is still appalling, but it's about half as appalling as 44 percent.
|
|
But, the movie will leave you asking, is it actually appalling, or only appalling within the conventional wisdom of romantic drama?
|
|
But I'm reading these comments and it's appalling to me, and I'm sure it's appalling to any citizen in our country.
|
|
But I'm reading these comments and it's appalling to me and I'm sure it's appalling to any citizen in our country.
|
|
" Sherrilyn Ifill wrote: "Today's Twitter thread by Mr. Trump may be the most appalling among thousands of appalling tweets from this President.
|
|
But I'm reading these comments and it's appalling to me and I'm sure it's appalling to almost any citizen in our country.
|
|
"It's appalling to me, and I'm sure it's appalling to almost any citizen in our country," Mr. Ryan said on ESPN, where he is an analyst.
|
|
Public confidence in the V.A., sorely tested, will not be repaired until the appalling suicide rate goes down, and watchdogs have no more appalling lapses to write about.
|
|
The details of the crime are appalling, but no less appalling is that Dr. Walter Quijano discussed Mr. Buck's race as a factor in determining his future dangerousness.
|
|
" He referenced his rally speech last year, and added, "But I'm reading these comment and it's appalling to me, and I'm sure it's appalling to almost any citizen in our country.
|
|
It is an appalling time for him & our family.
|
|
" On NBC's "Today," Mr. Flake called the remarks "appalling.
|
|
" "Speaker Pelosi's actions last night were appalling and shameful.
|
|
The Trump Show is a macabre, fascinating, appalling, thrilling spectacle.
|
|
The actions of this charity and its founder are appalling.
|
|
But I'm reading these comments and it's appalling to me.
|
|
MUMBAI, INDIA'S financial capital, is famous for its appalling traffic.
|
|
More likely, they would plunge the peninsula into appalling conflict.
|
|
But what is the point of a color so appalling?
|
|
Schools are notable for crumbling buildings and appalling test scores.
|
|
And to see all this stuff come out is appalling.
|
|
"Appalling comment to make about a mans passing!" they said.
|
|
"It's appalling that they would strike during Ramadan," he said.
|
|
" Smith described Trump's actions as "an appalling abuse of power.
|
|
His two MMA matches have been appalling beyond all expectation.
|
|
ABC, don't let Roseanne's appalling views have the last say.
|
|
The inverse racism involved in rejecting cultural sharing is appalling.
|
|
But Trump did make two unilateral statements that are appalling.
|
|
And that is the appalling ignorance of so many Americans.
|
|
It is the possible rippling effects that are truly appalling.
|
|
Her callousness, we learn, stems from an appalling childhood trauma.
|
|
No "peculiar institution," no hideous Civil War and appalling aftermath.
|
|
Paul's behavior would be appalling an inexcusable under any circumstances.
|
|
But let's turn to the appalling attack in New Zealand.
|
|
The stuff white people feed their children is literally appalling!
|
|
That number averages out to an appalling 1.2 per week.
|
|
Watchdog groups have called the living conditions appalling and inhumane.
|
|
The performance is startling, amusing and appalling all at once.
|
|
"You get many different species in appalling conditions," says Knights.
|
|
"It's pretty appalling, because he's the victim here," Rouse said.
|
|
That she's being rewarded for it is just plain appalling.
|
|
"The appalling loss of life must stop -- now," Colville said.
|
|
This is a basic and appalling failure of good governance.
|
|
"My actions were disgusting, appalling, irresponsible," one California student wrote.
|
|
Some acknowledge he's obviously racist and find his behavior appalling.
|
|
And what they found isn't surprising, but nonetheless still appalling.
|
|
"This is unacceptable, appalling, and heartbreaking," Johnson wrote on Twitter.
|
|
"[It's] appalling," Marc Lynch, a Middle East expert at George Washington University, says of the crown prince's reception in the US — appalling in a way that speaks to fundamental problems with the US-Saudi relationship.
|
|
"I'm reading these comments and it's appalling to me and I'm sure it's appalling to almost any other citizen in this country, it should be," said Ryan, now an analyst on ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown.
|
|
We're witnessing the Trump administration at peak performance, and it's appalling.
|
|
It's appalling — like something you would see in a war zone.
|
|
Watching good/kind/talented people get treated so callously = simply appalling.
|
|
Look at those CBP people, those appalling, let me just say.
|
|
"She did appalling things while I was in captivity," Smart said.
|
|
I'm sure it's appalling to almost any citizen in our country.
|
|
But conditions at these boarding schools are often appalling (see article).
|
|
"But he has a habit of making appalling statements," she added.
|
|
Aid groups have described living conditions in the camp as appalling.
|
|
"We will take every step possible to counteract its appalling bias."
|
|
That's an absolutely appalling thing to capture in a pop song.
|
|
It has suffered civil wars, tribalism, jihadist violence and appalling poverty.
|
|
And, in each case, the ensuing destruction and violence were appalling.
|
|
Weinstein's accusers have found Rotunno's attitude toward Weinstein's "bad choices" appalling.
|
|
" Others on Twitter criticized Lewis' comments, calling them "disgusting" and "appalling.
|
|
"This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice," she said.
|
|
We will take every step possible to counteract its appalling bias.
|
|
Seattle (CNN)Calling President Trump's decision to end DACA, "appalling," Sen.
|
|
Regardless of when these incidents happened, they are appalling and unacceptable.
|
|
A similar, equally appalling episode happened when he visited in 2016.
|
|
"It's appalling how LinkedIn has a monopoly on recruiting," Fitzsimmons said.
|
|
But we took a deplorable situation and made it more appalling.
|
|
Then again, there's always been an appalling lopsidedness to this demographic.
|
|
The appalling lack of humanity and decency has not gone unnoticed.
|
|
She also received some appalling hate mail targeting her Sikh faith.
|
|
All kinds of various things around the gay stuff is appalling.
|
|
I can't explain that appointment, I find it appalling and shocking.
|
|
The investigation found "deeply appalling behavior," including hazing and drug use.
|
|
"Iron Man" had a simultaneously radical idea and an appalling one.
|
|
My handwriting is appalling, this arm shakes for no good reason.
|
|
These appalling details are rarely recounted in the major news media.
|
|
I've been a Trump critic, and I find this behavior appalling.
|
|
Nearly all depicted some appalling crisis; nearly all were arrestingly beautiful.
|
|
"The language they used in the committee was appalling," Lewandowski said.
|
|
We're witnessing the Trump administration at peak performance and it's appalling.
|
|
Teeth are the body's first line of defense against appalling food.
|
|
"Which doesn't actually mean the show is appalling," he continues, sensibly.
|
|
He has sounded off with appalling comments about women and others.
|
|
Some are so appalling you consider spitting them out in public.
|
|
"Everybody was talking about it, how appalling it was," he said.
|
|
But in the article, Bocuse comes off as an appalling character.
|
|
" Another prominent Trump supporter, the former Jets coach Rex Ryan, said of Mr. Trump's statements: "I'm reading these comments and it's appalling to me and I'm sure it's appalling to almost any citizen in our country.
|
|
"The appalling unacceptable fact is that American justice is being bought," Sen.
|
|
So he had a message even if it was an appalling message.
|
|
When good intentions just do so much damage... this is appalling pic.twitter.
|
|
" Cruz revisited that moment on Friday afternoon, calling it "appalling, an insult.
|
|
Angela Eagle, a Labour MP, cast its conclusions as "staggering and appalling".
|
|
And the main characters, especially the female ones, make appalling role models.
|
|
But if they implement it ... It's an appalling memo of bullshit. What?
|
|
The collective silence by the left and its media allies is appalling.
|
|
Trump's tweets might be appalling—but they are not dangerous, not usually.
|
|
The actions and language used by Jason Spencer are appalling and offensive.
|
|
Not to mention, the actual choices are appalling and could be disastrous.
|
|
For people in these parts such appalling tales are all too familiar.
|
|
Slums in developing countries are more crowded now, and with appalling sanitation.
|
|
His OPS+ for the Mets in 1969 was an objectively appalling 53.
|
|
"But what you have done, in my opinion, is appalling," Banfield added.
|
|
Pruitt's actions, appalling as they were, cannot be considered in a vacuum.
|
|
This is appalling, and the penalties for this abuse should be severe.
|
|
"It's appalling frankly," he said in an interview with CNBC this week.
|
|
Fujimori's less-discussed and most appalling legacies is still missing from the
|
|
The United States is condemning an "appalling" terrorist attack in Lahore, Pakistan.
|
|
The treatment of the Windrush generation is appalling, but unfortunately not surprising.
|
|
For transgender patients, the standard of care can be even more appalling.
|
|
Some tv ads can really light up your own appalling everyday life.
|
|
An appalling amount of time was spent by Mr. Lauer rehashing Mrs.
|
|
Zipperstein gives us a strong, clear narrative as well as appalling details.
|
|
"The new level of entitlement in this neighborhood is appalling," she said.
|
|
That's true, unfortunately, of the remedies against many forms of appalling behavior.
|
|
Nick Cox is uncomplicated and virile, his houses are appalling but comfortable.
|
|
The misogyny, the bullying, the lying, the advocacy of torture — it's appalling.
|
|
If he gets confirmed to the Supreme Court, it will be appalling.
|
|
This approach also insulated me from some of my opponents' appalling tactics.
|
|
In the year of #MeToo, Thomas found Trump's rhetoric on women appalling.
|
|
What happens next is by turns tense and turgid, unsurprising and appalling.
|
|
"The President's double standard when it comes to transparency is appalling," Sen.
|
|
The appalling accusations of sexual assault and harassment only reinforce that conclusion.
|
|
But what if you find the other side of the issue appalling?
|
|
But when you think of the man's record, it's really quite appalling.
|
|
You can laugh or not but it's appalling what I just said.
|
|
Like, Donald Trump and Billy Bush's private bus banter levels of appalling.
|
|
They are appalling and unnecessary, occurring far too often and terrorizing communities.
|
|
Like teachers, digital educational technology comes in many forms, from wonderful to appalling.
|
|
"The fairly technical sounding 'install our Root Certificate' step is appalling," Strafach added.
|
|
"She did appalling things while I was in captivity," Smart said last week.
|
|
"Yesterday's appalling incident makes the case plainly for immediate action," Buckland told parliament.
|
|
The fact that they're being so unsupportive (to put it mildly) is appalling.
|
|
Judy Chu from California described what the delegation saw as appalling and disgusting.
|
|
The crime rate is high and the state of public schools is appalling.
|
|
Yet the damage inflicted on Turkish democracy by the purges has been appalling.
|
|
"The president is guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust," Romney declared.
|
|
The appalling news about impostors has affected the clown world in many ways.
|
|
"What has been described is appalling," an Uber spokesperson said in a statement.
|
|
The proposed map almost guarantees Mr Najib another term, despite his appalling record.
|
|
The battery thing was appalling at Apple and the China stuff is disturbing.
|
|
"The appalling accusations in this article are untrue," Moonves told the New Yorker.
|
|
He said that technology as appalling as nuclear arms demanded a "moral revolution".
|
|
Hunger exposes the sin of structurally-enforced poverty and appalling zip code injustice.
|
|
You saw it Monday at the appalling Trump-Putin press conference in Helsinki.
|
|
The visceral hate for this president, and the resistance by Democrats, is appalling.
|
|
"She ended her questioning by calling Zuckerberg's lack of answers "appalling and disgusting.
|
|
"The stark treatment I find just absolutely appalling at all levels," he said.
|
|
Their behavior is appalling and they don't deserve the protection of your silence.
|
|
They include: All of these things are appalling, and some are possibly illegal.
|
|
Why isn't he bothered by all the things others find appalling and frightening?
|
|
Compounding these appalling crimes were years of documented cover-ups by church officials.
|
|
Even more appalling is the treatment of who you are spending time with.
|
|
That just sends such an appalling message, so I think that gets solved.
|
|
Not even two months into this presidency, we've attuned ourselves to the appalling.
|
|
"I thought to myself: Not having butter in France, that's appalling," she said.
|
|
" In a telephone interview, Mr. Baker went further, calling the board's action "appalling.
|
|
He describes it as a contest to reveal the most appalling family secret.
|
|
" Oliver blamed Trump for encouraging racist language and actions, and called it "appalling.
|
|
Netanyahu's release of these appalling documents may be the final straw for Trump.
|
|
That's appalling from a moral standpoint, of course, but it's also bad economics.
|
|
But the policies that led to this appalling affair will stay in place.
|
|
" He said Mr. Trump was "guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust.
|
|
" Romney slammed the comment as "politically motivated" as well as "wrong and appalling.
|
|
A recent article in The New York Times pointed out this appalling practice.
|
|
They now find themselves abandoned in appalling conditions in rudimentary camps in Syria.
|
|
"The paucity in this report is appalling," said CNN aviation analyst Alastair Rosenschein.
|
|
Which horrible things the president has done lately seem most appalling to you?
|
|
The movie was called "The Toy," and it's simultaneously dumb, wild and appalling.
|
|
An administrative law judge called the penalties "quite modest" given the "appalling" care.
|
|
We should not be surprised by the administration's actions, appalling as they are.
|
|
Appalling a MP should lose her life simply doing her best for constituents.
|
|
" Justice John Scurfield said in his ruling that the "grotesque acts" were "appalling.
|
|
Which was appalling, that he was holding onto a criminal file in this thing.
|
|
The idea that he colluded with the Kremlin was an "appalling and detestable lie".
|
|
It was really an appalling piece of behavior from the leadership of that committee.
|
|
It's appalling that ignorance like this is allowed to be thrust upon unsuspecting viewers.
|
|
As the appalling cover-up begins to unravel, Belfast confronts and belittles an investigator.
|
|
The moment is appalling and freighted with symbolic weight: We're watching June be silenced.
|
|
I honestly don't know how to convey how appalling this process or legislation is.
|
|
The media focus on Mr Trump's appalling behaviour can make this hard to fathom.
|
|
Aid groups have described living conditions in some of Greece's island camps as appalling.
|
|
The timing of these claims is particularly appalling after the recent devastation in California.
|
|
The army at last moved against them following an appalling school massacre in 2014.
|
|
It would be appalling if the Conservatives were to choose him as their leader.
|
|
Migrants transiting through Libya often endure appalling conditions, including rape, torture and forced labor.
|
|
But the "appalling actions" were not isolated to 2012, Harvard President Drew Faust said.
|
|
"I told everybody it's appalling to think about what's taking place," Sikora told CNN.
|
|
Yet the event has come to be seen as an appalling outbreak of prejudice.
|
|
Renacci remained a steadfast backer (though he had tweeted that Trump's comments were appalling).
|
|
"The fairly technical sounding 'install our Root Certificate' step is appalling," Strafach tells us.
|
|
Nivea can't get away with pushing this skin lightening agenda across Africa. Appalling. pic.twitter.
|
|
At certain times, however, this negligence is more than appalling, it is life-threatening.
|
|
There is no way the current docket of malpractice suits reflects this appalling statistic.
|
|
The army is not to blame for Miss Suu Kyi's appalling tendency to micromanage.
|
|
What we don't know about the government -- executive, legislative and judicial branches -- is appalling.
|
|
The international rights group Amnesty International said the jailing of the three was "appalling".
|
|
His accusers' accounts are a sad litany of the same appalling scenes with Weinstein.
|
|
However, nearly 81% of rural Alaskans still don't have broadband access, an appalling number.
|
|
That is grim enough, and the complicity of the army and police is appalling.
|
|
But in his typically appalling way, Mr Assad has spied opportunity amid the tragedy.
|
|
And as wonderful as the photographs are, an appalling number of them lack captions.
|
|
"The actions and language used by Jason Spencer are appalling and offensive," Deal tweeted.
|
|
They are charming and appalling company, and we wouldn't want them any other way.
|
|
This is appalling but not a surprise, nor does it reflect a momentary lapse.
|
|
People living with mental health disabilities are also part of this appalling blame game.
|
|
The report highlighted "appalling working practices at both the Sports Direct shops and warehouses".
|
|
"The collective silence by the left and its media allies is appalling," she added.
|
|
"The actions and language used by Jason Spencer are appalling and offensive," Georgia Gov.
|
|
It is appalling how casually so many commentators assume a president cannot be indicted.
|
|
Puzder doesn't know or doesn't care about the appalling record of his CKE restaurants.
|
|
Then there are the hotel workers who have been protesting against their appalling conditions.
|
|
But some voters cannot recognise a lie, and others want to hear appalling things.
|
|
Frankly to me, it's just appalling that in America we can't even cover kids.
|
|
"It's just appalling," Dying With Dignity Canada CEO Shanaaz Gokool told the Canadian Press.
|
|
What's truly appalling about Sanders' statement Monday is that he knows all of that.
|
|
With the eyes of the nation on her, Dr. Blasey recounted an appalling trauma.
|
|
The current lawsuit with its allegations of appalling misogynistic behavior is on a continuum.
|
|
" He called the suggestion that he'd conspired with Russia "an appalling and detestable lie.
|
|
It is appalling when hatred reaches extremes like in the case of Ingrid Escamilla.
|
|
Shimmering red specimens, streaming into the light: this is beautiful in an appalling way.
|
|
This appalling, mesmerizing production required cutting-edge (and expensive) equipment, and it paid off.
|
|
To do so after the Hitler-Stalin pact, or in the 1950s, is appalling.
|
|
As the victim it's very disheartening and as a professional military officer it's appalling.
|
|
Then I fretted through grueling regimens that seemed almost as appalling as the disease.
|
|
Zverev broke back with some superb tennis but his line call challenges were appalling.
|
|
Mr. López's relatives and lawyers have called his treatment in prison cruel and appalling.
|
|
Aid groups have described living conditions in some of the island camps as appalling.
|
|
They are the natural result of a horrific idea implemented in an appalling fashion.
|
|
The appalling conditions faced in 1992, summarized in the messages below, linger in 23.
|
|
He might have gotten one if the nature of his crimes wasn't so appalling.
|
|
" In its statement to CNN, Warner Music said: "These allegations (from 2016) are appalling.
|
|
"The abysmal conditions and appalling outcomes in plaintiffs' schools are unprecedented," the complaint said.
|
|
Whatever others find appalling in his behavior he defends and then does some more.
|
|
Dissolving limitations Appalling lies are swallowed in order to make the chosen evil acceptable.
|
|
The Curiel comments were appalling to many Americans, but they also changed the subject.
|
|
This is what dominated talk in the State Capitol on Monday: the extent to which extravagant spending was unconstitutional or simply appalling, and whether something could be appalling enough to justify annulling the results of a statewide election — perhaps even four statewide elections.
|
|
It is at once appalling and yet, in the darkest places in our minds, appealing.
|
|
It's appalling that they released such a crappy gadget right out of the gates, though.
|
|
As we reported ... Banfield said the accuser's claims were "appalling" and sullied the #MeToo movement.
|
|
That 1876 election was just far crazier (and far more appalling) than anything conceivable today.
|
|
I can't imagine how appalling she will find me towards the end of my pregnancy.
|
|
"It's appalling that's not enough to end his career as a leader," the person said.
|
|
"Speaker Pelosi's actions last night were appalling and shameful," Granger said in a statement Wednesday.
|
|
The appalling Demjanjuk fought in the first years of the war in the Red Army.
|
|
"It was shocking and appalling," Maloney-Schwartz previously told PEOPLE of the incident with Lee.
|
|
But outside of Spotify, the Gear Sport has an appalling lack of third-party apps.
|
|
Ms Bishop quit as foreign minister and returned to the backbenches, calling their behaviour "appalling".
|
|
United's treatment of the passenger, and its resulting mishandling of the PR nightmare, were appalling.
|
|
From there on out, Rose is passive-aggressively distant about the entire obviously appalling situation.
|
|
In the Philippines Mr Duterte's war against drugs has unleashed murder on an appalling scale.
|
|
I saw him be absolutely appalling, not just to women but to men as well.
|
|
It's appalling and unacceptable to have these conditions in Europe — it's simply and purely shameful.
|
|
Woodward reports that Trump's response to Syria's appalling use of chemical weapons was homicidal bloodlust.
|
|
The #MeToo movement has brought to light the unacceptable and appalling behavior of many men.
|
|
The previously mentioned appalling moment comes while Alba is working at the Marbella gift shop.
|
|
This is the conceptual end point of Arsenal Fan TV, in all its appalling glory.
|
|
Academic press shops have an appalling track record when it comes to overhyping institutional science.
|
|
" And the U.K.'s prime minister, Theresa May, called Monday's violence "an appalling terrorist attack.
|
|
And let's not forget Trump's appalling interactions with some of America's most important global partners.
|
|
Price's policies are uniquely appalling considered in light of his profession: He is a physician.
|
|
That demand is fuelled by the appalling deterioration of living standards under his incompetent rule.
|
|
" Ossoff also sent a statement following the shooting, calling it an "appalling act of violence.
|
|
Increasingly South Koreans, especially the younger generation, find the idea of eating dog meat appalling.
|
|
But a conviction is a conviction; Transparency International, an anti-corruption group, called it "appalling".
|
|
" On Friday, the National Association of Black Journalists released a statement calling Trump's attacks "appalling.
|
|
"It cost an appalling amount of money to make it look that bad," Fjeld added.
|
|
Gang rape and mass slaughter: That is the appalling reality of the Rohingya of Myanmar.
|
|
Yet what's more appalling is that this is isn't even the first case this year.
|
|
I MEAN, THERE'S A LACK OF LEADERSHIP IN THE WHITE HOUSE THAT IS JUST APPALLING.
|
|
Former Vice President Joe Biden made gaffe after appalling gaffe as the night wore on.
|
|
"Trump comments on KKK/Mussolini appalling," he tweeted, also urging followers to vote for Sen.
|
|
More statements from officials: "This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice," said May.
|
|
For Jack, this appalling mirror image of what happened in Dunblane triggered many painful memories.
|
|
It is appalling to see some shift attention away from his coercive and violative acts.
|
|
"American Psycho" kept a slant of daylight between Bret Easton Ellis and his appalling story.
|
|
I thought them not saying it, being non-transparent for so long, was really appalling.
|
|
But Zac from Wilmington, N.C., disagreed with that approach: Our nation's sex education is appalling.
|
|
Congress's impotence indicates an appalling failure of constitutional awareness and education in the United States.
|
|
"Appalling" video: It showed the police yanking a 18343-year-old from his mother's arms.
|
|
" The DeSantis campaign called the white supremacist attacks on his black opponent "appalling and disgusting.
|
|
"To legalize such cruel and inhuman penalties is appalling of itself," Ms. Chhoa-Howard said.
|
|
They described appalling conditions in Libyan detention centers: Some spoke of beatings and sexual abuse.
|
|
It's a comical, heartbreaking, horribly honest moment, appalling when it happens and dazzling in retrospect.
|
|
"It is appalling to me, so often, to go watch these ladies serve," Davenport said.
|
|
Why are these crimes somehow less compelling, less appalling, than Polly's act of maternal desertion?
|
|
He called any suggestion that he colluded with Russians during the election an "appalling" lie.
|
|
The two of you have a lot in common, including your appalling judgment regarding men.
|
|
But his views, which this editorial page has called "twisted," remain as appalling as ever.
|
|
But the crime story it tells is appalling, and stocked with authentic heroes and villains.
|
|
She tried to portray the wartime Vichy government as distinct from France, an appalling evasion.
|
|
Opinion An appalling and racialized standard of "future dangerousness" has been used to condemn defendants.
|
|
MLB currently faces several lawsuits concerning the appalling pay and conditions in the minor leagues.
|
|
Joe Biden's answer on how to address the legacy of slavery was appalling -- and disqualifying.
|
|
It was truly appalling and they both now face time in prison as a consequence.
|
|
This kind of tragedy seems all the more appalling because it might have been prevented.
|
|
It was appalling—not a single beer was cracked, never mind a bottle of spirits.
|
|
"I keep thinking about some of the incidents that happened in the run up to the election with Donald Trump and some of the footage, and just some of the appalling, appalling ways that we have evidence that he treats women," said Jessica Sisto.
|
|
"It is appalling that ICE wants to lock these people up and throw away the key, and even more appalling that ICE misled the court in order to do so," said Miriam Aukerman, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU of Michigan, in a statement.
|
|
The performance was appalling, of course, with the team looking completely inadequate in almost every department.
|
|
HURT: I find that to be the most appalling part of all of his comments there.
|
|
However the taste of this particular advert was for lack of better words - indecent and appalling.
|
|
Andrews aside, the treatment of all the female contestants in I Wanna Marry Harry is appalling.
|
|
Watching and reading reports about the gross neglect and mistreatment we're inflicting on kids is appalling.
|
|
That being said, Trump's vile smear job on the 4 DC prosecutors were appalling and ominous.
|
|
Gladstone would demand action over the appalling treatment of the Rohingya Muslims by the Myanmar government.
|
|
" Flake: "I wish he hadn't of done it and I just say it's kind of appalling.
|
|
Every appalling thing you can think of right now, that's what I can hear myself saying.
|
|
"The number of people who think she got what she deserved is appalling," he said, Philly.
|
|
We can all agree the serial murderer masturbating in front of Fronch without warning is appalling.
|
|
"Separate but equal" is an appalling turn of phrase given that it's derived from Plessy v.
|
|
Informer 3838 had committed "fundamental and appalling breaches" of her duties as a barrister, it ruled.
|
|
"When I saw [the doctor] at my second or third appointment he was appalling," says Dorian.
|
|
Verena Bahlsen isn't the first heir to get a recent reminder of her relatives' appalling pasts.
|
|
And we've seen it in the appalling comments directed at Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London.
|
|
"This tragic event again highlights the appalling risk and cost of protecting Tanzania's wildlife," Friedkin said.
|
|
To minimize rape, they say, is appalling but not surprising in a project driven by men.
|
|
"This appalling assassination within the grounds of the Consulate amounts to an extrajudicial execution," Amnesty said.
|
|
We have to keep making moves against this appalling presidency — I'm signing six petitions a day!
|
|
Some TV ads can really light up your own appalling everyday life – but it's all fake.
|
|
Trump's answers displayed an appalling lack of knowledge on virtually every subject raised during the debate.
|
|
Westerners, even those addicted to reality TV, find these displays on prime-time news shows appalling.
|
|
The outrage over Facebook's response to false advertising claims on its platform from legislators is appalling.
|
|
It has made a lot of what we go through in marriage seem exceptional and appalling.
|
|
This appalling world is now being swept away, but what is replacing it is often worse.
|
|
At every turn, the Olympics has allowed itself to be manipulated by governments, including appalling regimes.
|
|
Most appalling, he told Stan Wawrinka during a match that a friend had "banged" his girlfriend.
|
|
The Colts, whose defense looked appalling in a bad loss to the Lions at home. EXPERTS?
|
|
"The President's double standard when it comes to transparency is appalling," Schumer said in a statement.
|
|
Even more appalling is the pervasiveness of violence suffered by women even within their own homes.
|
|
"It is appalling that the committee is treating it as such in this hearing," she said.
|
|
He said Monday it's "appalling" that Republicans are refusing to fill the current Supreme Court vacancy.
|
|
"This tragic event again highlights the appalling risk and cost of protecting Tanzania's wildlife," Friedkin said.
|
|
Now I think there's an appalling lack of concern sometimes in the boardroom of multinational corporations.
|
|
The men were working at an appalling connection rate and never committing to setting anything up.
|
|
Yesterday it was Corey Lewandowski, after his appalling behavior on television, but it's just every day.
|
|
Orwell believed in the talismanic power of clear language to make lies and appalling talk plain.
|
|
The Kurds, despite appalling repression, have never stopped trying to create a nation of their own.
|
|
"This is unacceptable, appalling and heart breaking," Corey Johnson, the City Council speaker, wrote on Twitter.
|
|
"The idea of making a fool of myself and letting people down is appalling," he said.
|
|
And most appalling to me was the envy I felt toward women who were pregnant, successfully.
|
|
"Those words are horrendous...dreadful, they're appalling, they're foul" #Trump supporter @scottienhughes on video: https://t.
|
|
"It is appalling to me that people die every year from a preventable disease," Ford said.
|
|
The expedition has become part of Canadian folklore, in part because of the crew's appalling fate.
|
|
"Appalling, should have been sent back home to Africa," Jackson added in an email to POLITICO.
|
|
There is so much appalling about this episode that it's hard to know where to begin.
|
|
That is, until she made her speech and said "a number of appalling things," Manners said.
|
|
But what made this episode singularly appalling was the attackers' streaming their crime on Facebook Live.
|
|
Alongside the daily temperature and rainfall, Thistlewood recorded the equally appalling behavior of his slaveowning neighbors.
|
|
Lenin fomented appalling bloodshed and destroyed the Russian Orthodox Church, a pillar of Mr. Putin's support.
|
|
"The way Jamie has been treated by Fox is appalling," Ms. Glaser said in a statement.
|
|
The notion that "any hacker who wants it" can easily access your private drives is appalling.
|
|
It's not even about the conduct of French police, as appalling as it may have been.
|
|
We are to think of the shooting death by white cops of Laquan McDonald -- itself absolutely appalling -- as somehow the "real" story in Chicago despite that the relatives of the 762 people killed in Chicago last year surely found the loss of their loved ones equally appalling.
|
|
"Appalling," Lori Marino, the founder and executive director of The Kimmela Center for Animal Advocacy, told Gizmodo.
|
|
"The number of people who think she got what she deserved is appalling," he told the newspaper.
|
|
"I mean it's so appalling," Pelosi said Monday, recalling when she first heard about the planned raids.
|
|
It was also appalling for Asian Americans who abhorred the way it reinforced the model minority narrative.
|
|
I also had an amazing editor who was very kind and didn't find my ignorance too appalling.
|
|
All of which makes what Republicans are trying to do to discredit Vindman all the more appalling.
|
|
He told BuzzFeed News it was appalling to use the image for political gain in this way.
|
|
But if you go look at it today, it's appalling, compared to what kids can get now.
|
|
One of those things I guess: great game, appalling timing, questionable publicity, and less-than-ideal visibility.
|
|
The second objection centres on the appalling conditions in the Libyan camps to which migrants are confined.
|
|
Scarlett Johansson has, unfortunately, experienced appalling invasions of her privacy since she's been in the public eye.
|
|
She was often in appalling ill-health — probably with an autoimmune disease and a form of arthritis.
|
|
"We're very pleased that the defendants will finally be held accountable for their appalling actions," she said.
|
|
Handouts like this to Amazon and other prominent companies are appalling in their cronyism, pure and simple.
|
|
However, he also noted that she was guilty of "serious assaults" and "appalling behavior" during the incident.
|
|
But he also criticized the level of the pay increase and an "appalling" lack of public input.
|
|
Conditions are cramped and appalling: the number of residents has swelled to 40,000 from 20,000 in 2011.
|
|
Its consequences are not as appalling, but it makes life tough for tens of millions of people.
|
|
The choice sends an appalling signal to the 12% of Indonesians who, like Ahok, are not Muslim.
|
|
In fact, using the museum as a display case for anti-American bigotry is immoral and appalling.
|
|
"This was an appalling piece of driving," said Sara Walker, the judge who presided in the case.
|
|
Craig Bennett, CEO of green group Friends of the Earth, called the temporary order "draconian, appalling, shocking".
|
|
"The president is guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust," Romney said in explaining his vote.
|
|
Nicola tells me that mostly animals are found rather than handed in, and often in appalling situations.
|
|
In that time the conflict has generated over 10,000 civilian casualties and precipitated an appalling humanitarian crisis.
|
|
It became a habit, turned most viciously against Frazier and Foreman, funny and appalling both at once.
|
|
Not imagined casualties but truly dead young men and women and thousands suffering appalling, life-altering injuries.
|
|
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Wednesday called Wilson's conduct regarding Trump's call "appalling and disgusting."
|
|
"The appalling accusations in this article are untrue," Moonves said in a statement to The New Yorker.
|
|
Perhaps most admirably, Jews maintain an undying commitment to tolerance and unity despite centuries of appalling persecution.
|
|
So without the donor's permission during life, taking his testicles would have been especially appalling, Kahn says.
|
|
The story of Nassar's crimes is an appalling one and worthy of the extensive coverage it received.
|
|
But the injustice of the gender pay gap also impacts retirement security, and the numbers are appalling.
|
|
"Tim Dunn, the victim's father, also told Sky News that Sacoolas' departure under diplomatic immunity was "appalling.
|
|
The vast majority of audiobooks are read by actors, something I find not just disappointing but appalling.
|
|
Oxendale was involved in the case, though he won't say how, and says the verdict was appalling.
|
|
The trade-offs in BCRA - insurance for tax cuts for the wealthy - are nothing short of appalling.
|
|
Owners of websites like Backpage are profiting from the sexual exploitation of children, and that's simply appalling.
|
|
It's appalling that she had to endure this; it's grotesque that government officials would want her to.
|
|
""Having private photos of personal moments weaponized against me has been an appalling invasion of my privacy.
|
|
Instead, the appalling video replay has anchored lengthy, televised debate over what's really shown on the tape.
|
|
"It's appalling to me that anyone could get behind and support someone like that," he went on.
|
|
Some of their more wild and appalling behavior, especially in business settings, can make it seem otherwise.
|
|
What I kind of find appalling is hypocrisy, the idea of people not practicing what they preach.
|
|
"This is outrageous and appalling," said Mary Anne Hitt, who fights coal plants at the Sierra Club.
|
|
"It is appalling how we disuse the body," the postmodern choreographer and dancer Steve Paxton once said.
|
|
"The traffic is appalling, there are not enough places to park and it's too expensive," he said.
|
|
Courting its spread in detention centers is appalling; encouraging its spillover outside them is, if possible, worse.
|
|
Stripping away the minimal regulations that exist for detained immigrants is not only appalling but also inhumane.
|
|
In the Roman Catholic Church, these violations have been rife, and the stories behind them are appalling.
|
|
"Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time," the statement said.
|
|
Quest is a terrible combination of two words and an equally appalling addition to the English language.
|
|
Until now, Cohn's highest-profile moment probably occurred after Trump's appalling response to the tragedy in Charlottesville.
|
|
"For a federal agency to sell notes without rule-making procedures implemented is appalling," Ms. Tirelli said.
|
|
And now they are lining up to do the very thing they claimed to find so appalling.
|
|
Read more from The Hill: Flake: Trump's comments about Ford 'kind of appalling' View the discussion thread.
|
|
A principled and gravely disturbing look into the void, it remains an appalling inquiry into penal abuse.
|
|
"Some think views like this are appalling, and some say it's not worth talking about," he said.
|
|
And by some estimates, Cybercrime will cost American businesses $8 trillion over the next five years. Appalling?
|
|
But sometimes they fail, as in Angola, where the appalling dos Santos clan has been swept aside.
|
|
" And Former Vice President Joe Biden commented on the new law saying it was "appalling and immoral.
|
|
"I find it so profoundly sad, such an appalling waste," he told The Chicago Tribune in 19823.
|
|
The remaining 10 pieces were taken by unnamed private collectors, a particularly appalling aspect of the sales.
|
|
As educated people of European stock, they knew about the appalling Protestant-Catholic wars of the Old World.
|
|
"A hate-fueled attack on a religious institution -- any religion -- is disgusting and appalling," Lamont said on Twitter.
|
|
"It was shocking and, frankly, really appalling that people could say the things that they said," she said.
|
|
"That being said, Trump's vile smear job on the 4 DC prosecutors were appalling and ominous," he added.
|
|
And that astonishing, appalling fact has divided, not united, the two parties that run the world's great democracy.
|
|
He said the government would investigate what he described as "appalling communication failures" and examine the testing process.
|
|
What I found appalling were the widespread legal and, to my mind, ethical violations of academics like me.
|
|
Plans have been proposed to block the traffickers' routes, which might deter migrants from assuming the appalling risks.
|
|
It is also true that the routine abuse his girlfriend said she suffered at his hands is appalling.
|
|
Early in the book, she tells a thoroughly appalling story that she presents as a cheery little romp.
|
|
" Julián Castro, a Democratic presidential candidate, tweeted that McConnell's "shamelessness at stealing a Supreme Court seat is appalling.
|
|
The best reading was off by an average of 27 percent and the worst by an appalling 93.
|
|
Crush fetish videos like these are more than just gruesome, appalling, and in violation of YouTube's platform guidelines.
|
|
Nigel Farage, former leader of the pro-Brexit United Kingdom Independence Party, said the reappointment was "truly appalling".
|
|
After hearing from the victim, the judge also considered the appalling letter from the rapist's father, Dan Turner.
|
|
That's an appalling but completely predictable position; feigned support for vets runs up, as usual, against budget posturing.
|
|
" Human rights group Amnesty International had called the charges against Nimr vague and pronounced his death sentence "appalling.
|
|
Appalling as that might be, it's not generally thought sufficient reason for a federal takeover of public schools.
|
|
It's appalling that some voice assistants recording people having sex and then random humans listen to those recordings.
|
|
Coming off my weekend Gloomhaven triumph, the photo seemed especially appalling to me when I first saw it.
|
|
"The Kentucky Democratic Party finds this ad to be offensive and appalling given its imagery," the tweet said.
|
|
Disasters like the Grenfell Tower Fire in London demonstrate the appalling consequences of neglecting these key safety considerations.
|
|
" A spokesperson for LA Fitness tells TMZ, "Her behavior is appalling and puts every member's privacy at risk.
|
|
"It is appalling that the UN Joint Investigative Mechanism has been closed down," Johnson said in a statement.
|
|
The Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has expressed "sincere apologies and remorse" for their suffering, which was appalling.
|
|
The idea that some would take advantage of victims so vulnerable and powerless is appalling just to consider.
|
|
With appalling numbers such as these, we must ask ourselves, what is being done to prevent future catastrophes?
|
|
" Other users wrote, "that doesn't even look like her," and that the photo was "appalling and simply disgusting.
|
|
"We see a lack of technical expertise that frankly is appalling," Anderson said, according to a meeting recording.
|
|
"It is appalling that Helena is being put through this," said Viviana Waisman, head of Women's Link Worldwide.
|
|
It is an appalling number and the source of the deepest kind of heartache for their loved ones.
|
|
" Corey Johnson, the speaker of the New York City Council, said the incident was "unacceptable, appalling and heartbreaking.
|
|
Trump's utterances as a candidate were equally appalling, but on the Internet apparently nobody knows you're a demagogue.
|
|
As all the world now knows, Trump revealed attitudes and behaviors toward women that were appalling and indefensible.
|
|
" Hours later, Browder told Fox News&apos "The Story" that Sanders&apos statement was "absolutely appalling and ridiculous.
|
|
It's appalling how some think they can make you using a supermarket tortilla, Kraft cheese, and a microwave.
|
|
His identity is soon clear; he is a Balkan war criminal in hiding, the author of appalling suffering.
|
|
In Geneva, the U.N. human rights office condemned what it called the "appalling deadly violence" by Israeli forces.
|
|
"What happened to Ariana Grande was appalling, dehumanizing, and blatantly sexist," Pelt said in a statement to Broadly.
|
|
Chris Coons, said he found Trump's remarks "appalling," adding that the president could have handled the situation better.
|
|
But to discuss something this sensitive at a political rally is just not right…It's kind of appalling.
|
|
But with the president seemingly committed to shielding those responsible for this appalling crime, condemnation is not enough.
|
|
Cuba's human rights record is also appalling, and the White House should continue to push for democratic reforms.
|
|
But the Nassar case was particularly fraught because it involved young girls and appalling violations of their bodies.
|
|
The fact that the President of the United States gets up and says what he says is appalling.
|
|
It's not that the president did not act in suspicious ways, epitomized by his appalling performance at Helsinki.
|
|
"To say that you would stand up for kids is appalling, and you really should resign," she said.
|
|
The mud coming out of speakers at too many Broadway shows, supposedly the apex of stagecraft, is appalling.
|
|
But the details were too appalling and painful for Marcus to share with Alex, even in that volume.
|
|
Xi described the case as "hideous and appalling" and said the punishment should be severe, reported People's Daily.
|
|
" When the president also called on China to investigate Biden, Romney blasted the move as "wrong and appalling.
|
|
Zimmerman's appalling litigation raises the specter of racial injustice in America: how much — and how little — has changed.
|
|
Which brings me back to the original question: Does the appalling character of the man on top matter?
|
|
Richard Flanagan's article was compelling reading and succinctly reflected the appalling leadership void the Australian community is facing.
|
|
"These appalling events are avoidable, but we must give schools the tools and resources they need," said Rep.
|
|
There's another factor, as well, and that involves my gender, which is the appalling incidence of domestic violence.
|
|
And frankly they have to end an appalling record of human rights that you heard first-hand today.
|
|
The appalling impunity afforded the murderers while a grieving community cried out for justice and the nation watched.
|
|
He would hallucinate during the day or have these appalling nightmares, always of a giant bull with wings.
|
|
"This is an appalling incident and all my thoughts are with the victims and their families," he said.
|
|
Buddy Carter (R-Ga.) said it is "appalling" that the federal government would lose track of the firearms.
|
|
A few appalling images of the Spanish federal police charging Catalans voting in the independence referendum on Oct.
|
|
His hateful and bigoted language, such as the recent recordings where he discussed sexually assaulting women, is appalling.
|
|
"Our numbers are so low, it's become appalling," said Olivia Perez-Cubas, spokeswoman for the WFW Action Fund.
|
|
Trump's comments, and his numerous alleged deeds, are "shocking" in the sense that they are appalling, disgusting, revolting.
|
|
The trick is to somehow cheer for him, and like him, even though his behavior is often appalling.
|
|
"The use of chemical weapons is appalling and should be punished because it is a war crime," Ayrault said.
|
|
"This astonishing admission is more appalling evidence of foreign entanglements and conflicts of interest involving the Trump team," Sen.
|
|
From less than half of the population in 2014, an appalling 90% of Venezuelans now live in grinding poverty.
|
|
"On disbursement, my own personal view is that it's appalling," said Zaheer Fakir, a board member from South Africa.
|
|
So, much like her 2017 election campaign, her efforts at the World Cup go from mildly underwhelming to appalling.
|
|
So what are the legal options for stopping videos like the appalling killing uploaded last week from hitting Facebook?
|
|
And she (Inaudible) ran into this bozo dressed up as a disabled veteran, kind of appalling isn&apost it?
|
|
"This administration's contempt for women reaches a new low with this appalling decision," top House Democrat Nancy Pelosi said.
|
|
Today, there was the story of the Customs and Border Patrol having a Facebook group, which is just appalling.
|
|
Critics contend that the government's mano dura (iron-fist) policies have worsened conditions in prisons, which were already appalling.
|
|
" British Prime Minister David Cameron took to Twitter on Thursday to say he was "sickened by the appalling attack.
|
|
"I think this is disgusting and appalling and horrifying and yet I am not surprised at all," Lucido said.
|
|
Awful. Appalling. Asinine. You can disagree with Vindman's assessment of the risk posed by Trump's phone call with Zelensky.
|
|
Bullying, sniping, bitching, even the most appalling sexism, racism and homophobia are commonplace – it seems that online, anything goes.
|
|
Together they dream of escaping of their brutal imprisonment, enduring solitary confinement, violence, and appalling conditions along the way.
|
|
"It is appalling," said Graham Bishop, a former banker and consultant who has advised EU institutions on financial services.
|
|
"Jordan's authorities have an appalling track record when it comes to silencing critics both on and offline," Morayef added.
|
|
True, there are still appalling wars and horrific murders, but that is not the sum of who humans are.
|
|
Image credit: Mika McKinnonFinal update: Service was appalling on site, and we were unable to continue updating from location.
|
|
What's particularly appalling about this isn't so much the preparation, as how well the burger is weathering it. 3.
|
|
While one of the facilities was new and well kept, conditions at a second detention center were reportedly appalling.
|
|
Many are living in appalling conditions, sleeping in tents in the freezing cold with only the most basic supplies.
|
|
"This appalling incident underlines the increasingly dangerous security environment the SMM monitors are working in every day," Zannier said.
|
|
Debra Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families, on Thursday called Trump's choice "appalling" and a betrayal.
|
|
When applied to an unchecked master/slave narrative, however, these bad boys go from sexually appealing to downright appalling.
|
|
Madison Hooker, president of the Students for Self-Defense chapter at Rutgers University, finds these policies to be appalling.
|
|
"This tragic event again highlights the appalling risk and cost of protecting Tanzania's wildlife," Friedkin said in a statement.
|
|
The abortion bans in Alabama, Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Mississippi are appalling attacks on women's lives and fundamental freedoms.
|
|
Now that day culminates in movies, over and over, until you're appalled or inured — which is, of course, appalling.
|
|
His dismissive comments toward journalists April Ryan, Abby Phillip and Yamiche Alcindor are appalling, irresponsible, and should be denounced.
|
|
"This behavior is shocking, appalling, and totally unbecoming of the supposedly hallowed office of U.S. senator," the group said.
|
|
They said it had not played a role in their decision to flee what they described as appalling conditions.
|
|
When the senator expressed her hope that he would be in the film, Crews elaborated with more appalling details.
|
|
In 1979, two Des Moines Register journalists wrote of the appalling conditions in which the men lived and worked.
|
|
The numbers are especially appalling among minority workers - savings for nonwhite households near retirement (age 55-0003) average $30,000.
|
|
Additionally, PICA would eliminate state prohibitions on such appalling practices as the sale of dog, cat, and horse meat.
|
|
Britain's Queen Elizabeth, who is New Zealand's head of state, said she was "deeply saddened by the appalling events".
|
|
Rodriguez has a deep and abiding love for the game, which makes his decisions to disgrace it especially appalling.
|
|
It's appalling to hear that in 2013, more than 33,000 people in the United States were killed with guns.
|
|
One particularly appalling man even found a way to associate me with the high rate of suicide among men.
|
|
To hear/see people like Sam Haskell treat her so negatively is appalling and it makes my heart hurt.
|
|
"Obviously it's appalling and distressing," Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters in Brisbane, when asked about the Westpac lawsuit.
|
|
Mr. Trump is making a mockery of law in the appalling policy of forcibly separating families at the border.
|
|
While describing the priests' alleged actions as inexcusable and appalling, some said the revelations were part of God's plan.
|
|
Still, the CGT vows to battle on, accusing the government of an appalling attack on the rights of laborers.
|
|
Thousands were forced to sleep out in the open, exposed to the rainy season's downpours and "appalling" sanitation conditions.
|
|
Its risqué blend of shimmying disco, insinuating R&B, appalling stereotypes and outright nonsense has endured through 40 years.
|
|
A report released by UNAIDS in 22015 called out Russia for its "appalling record" on HIV and drug policy.
|
|
I mean, his behavior is really appalling toward Oscar Wilde, especially after [Wilde's] been convicted and prosecuted and jailed.
|
|
Despite being an avid computer games player, I'm not blind to this industry appalling capacity to generate meaningful stories.
|
|
The Times published an appalling political cartoon in the opinion pages of its international print edition late last week.
|
|
The fact that the government is ignoring fact-based evidence under the guise of being "pro-life" is appalling.
|
|
What provided Sonic the Hedgehog its biggest barrier was a design gaffe appalling to everyone, not just hedge-heads.
|
|
Nikki Haley for its State of the Union response, calling it "appalling," according to a Post and Courier report.
|
|
" Marty Baron, the Post's editor, called Mr. Spicer's decision to exclude some news organizations from a scheduled briefing "appalling.
|
|
Violating laws in order to mitigate the damage to our national parks caused by the administration's actions is appalling.
|
|
What makes Chuck's long con so appalling is that it relies on the humanity of the people it cons.
|
|
Schutz had worried that the appalling aspects of Till's murder might overpower any attempt to deal with it visually.
|
|
I saw this problem and the appalling damage it does to families when I was a member of Parliament.
|
|
It&aposs an appalling toll, capped yesterday by the stabbing attack on London Bridge in which two people died.
|
|
All we need is to see this vast, appalling brown mush and the luckless Nijinsky headed straight into it.
|
|
The power of the state to trammel every single value that we hold dear is the most appalling thought.
|
|
Alex Marlow, Breitbart's editor in chief, called the comments "indefensible" and "appalling" during his radio program on Tuesday morning.
|
|
In exchange, several legislators championed these appalling union bills, much to the detriment of workers' rights and government transparency.
|
|
" Former US Vice President Joe Biden said stoning "people to death for homosexuality or adultery is appalling and immoral.
|
|
"That was so appalling to most Hoosiers, independents and even conservative Democrats," Mr. Braun said of the Kavanaugh fight.
|
|
"They're all appalling," Jess McIntosh, a Democratic strategist, said of Mr. Trump's personal attacks on men and women alike.
|
|
"They're all appalling," Jess McIntosh, a Democratic strategist, said of Mr. Trump's personal attacks on men and women alike.
|
|
And while some of the worst facilities have been reformed or shuttered, children are still held in appalling conditions.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo has called "appalling," would have required all states to recognize any other state's concealed carry permit.
|
|
" "The UK's thoughts are with the victims and the emergency services responding to the appalling attack in Las Vegas.
|
|
Those two said the caravan's existence did not influence their decisions to flee what they described as appalling conditions.
|
|
Like you had Harvey Weinstein as a moment, there's all kinds of things, you know, that's an appalling story.
|
|
"President Trump's administration is making an appalling mistake siding with these Canadian miners over American fishing jobs," she said.
|
|
There was just another appalling story about Richard Meier in the ... And then there was one at the Justice Department.
|
|
" Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton called the bill an example of "appalling attacks on women's lives and fundamental freedoms.
|
|
"The allegations against these former officers are compelling, appalling and extremely unprofessional," Yahner told a news conference at police headquarters.
|
|
"Every story that I have come across has been appalling, it is difficult to quantify the human misery," she said.
|
|
"The behavior of this former driver is appalling and is not tolerated on the Uber app," said an Uber spokesperson.
|
|
" Glassman issued a statement to BuzzFeed on Wednesday saying he did not stand by Berger's views, which he called "appalling.
|
|
There's simply no way around it — actually watching video using Apple's native TV app is just an appalling user experience.
|
|
"First of all, there's a large gender difference in who loves this stuff and who finds it appalling," said Cantor.
|
|
Tim Bonner of the Countryside Alliance argues that in some cases the standard of the RSPCA's prosecutions has been "appalling".
|
|
NYPD officers are shown ripping a child from his mother's arms at a food stamp center in an "appalling" video.
|
|
Black babies, too, are dying at an appalling rate, about twice that of white babies, as reported by the Nation.
|
|
In 2018, there were 665,000 fewer internally displaced people than in 2017, although the total is still an appalling 6.2m.
|
|
The committee suggests Huawei technology may therefore be being used to "permit the appalling treatment of Muslims in Western China".
|
|
"The physician's behavior was appalling and they should know better — especially when it comes to Benzodiazepines like Klonopin," he wrote.
|
|
Already a bad situation in Brainard's lifetime, the art world's self-importance has become appalling since his death in 1994.
|
|
Likewise, most would agree that growing 2503X and adding $10 million in revenue for $100 million in investment is appalling.
|
|
What happened to African American victims of the flood was appalling, and just the inhumanity of how they were treated.
|
|
At the heart of the issue — and the problem with white feminism itself — is an appalling lack of self-awareness.
|
|
It's definitely an appalling, unexpectedly madcap method of killing someone, which is why it's the runner-up of this list.
|
|
" The Metropolitan's Commissioner, Cressida Dick, said, "London has woken up to the news of another appalling attack on our city.
|
|
"It's offensive and appalling and is damaging her figure — privets don't respond well to being manipulated like that," he said.
|
|
"This astonishing admission is more appalling evidence of foreign entanglements and conflicts of interest involving the Trump team," he said.
|
|
It is appalling and quite frightening to see how little scientific evidence we do have for whether particular interventions work.
|
|
His fouls are appalling, he's shameless when it comes to manipulating referees, yet his antics rarely detract from his performance.
|
|
Ashleigh called the anonymous accuser's attack "appalling," mocking her comment that the date was the worst night of her life.
|
|
We consider the prospect that many women across the country could be forced to return to those appalling, cruel circumstances.
|
|
The place is Atlanta, where race relations are appalling—that is, except in comparison with the rest of the South.
|
|
Her action was both brave and a strikingly effective piece of visual rhetoric, accomplished in the depths of appalling grief.
|
|
As a result, there are increasing reports of migrants being sold in slave auctions before facing the most appalling conditions.
|
|
By 'full responsibility,' I mean acknowledging the appalling workplace culture and the egregious abuse that has gone on within it.
|
|
The appalling resolution of a 2-megapixel camera is less funny, and the nonexistent low-light capabilities are positively irritating.
|
|
That these students were defamed, with their lives possibly forever damaged, for the transient satisfaction of reckless journalists is appalling.
|
|
Had Sunday night's appalling events not happened, Trump would have remained mired in self-consuming controversies of his own making.
|
|
Even when you argue with his tweets, you create a firmer foundation for the medium, normalizing what should be appalling.
|
|
They aren't motivated just by dislike of Trump, but by a passionate belief that Republican policies are doing appalling damage.
|
|
Even to many in Norway, which is admirably dedicated to rehabilitating and reintegrating prisoners into society, the decision is appalling.
|
|
"The action Blizzard took against the player was pretty appalling but not surprising," one Blizzard employee told The Daily Beast.
|
|
"In the early years, the conditions and treatment at Guantánamo were appalling and really contrary to American values," he said.
|
|
Watch "The Wolf of Wall Street," Martin Scorsese's entertaining and appalling exploration of excess, starring an Oscar-nominated Leonardo DiCaprio.
|
|
Facebook employs an army of content moderators, but they cannot prevent every single appalling image or video from slipping through.
|
|
"It was just really appalling and disgusting that the President would describe him in that way," Hertling said on CNN.
|
|
And as someone who is under no illusions about the brutal dictatorship and the appalling regime which is Saddam Hussein.
|
|
Hundreds of commenters expressed shock, sympathy, and also skepticism that such an appalling violation could have occurred in a hospital.
|
|
Gayop told me that Trump has disappointed him on immigration and his appalling both-sides-to-blame reaction to Charlottesville.
|
|
Like President Obama, whom he greatly admires, Weston considered the Iraq war an appalling mistake but Afghanistan the right war.
|
|
Books of The Times No one would find the prospect of posthumous fame more appalling than the photographer Vivian Maier.
|
|
In his review, film critic Roger Ebert called the film "appalling from start to finish" and "the essence of exploitation."
|
|
Later, he found it appalling: He wanted to grow up, to develop true empathy, but felt that he could not.
|
|
Requests for better care are routinely ignored, delayed or denied, leading to appalling and otherwise preventable harm and even death.
|
|
Otherwise you're either an appalling hypocrite or an elected official attempting to impose your religion on Americans of different faiths.
|
|
Then there was his appalling insinuation Wednesday that MSNBC host Joe Scarborough might have killed an office intern in 2001.
|
|
"This is appalling, words cannot describe the disgust I'm feeling right now," Sheriff Richard Jones said in a news release.
|
|
"I think it was appalling," Senator Susan Collins of Maine, another Republican, told reporters asking on Tuesday about the tweet.
|
|
To the Editor: The incompetence and lack of judgment of the Democrats during this most critical election period is appalling.
|
|
There is this kind of appalling kind of cultural tragedy that happens with enslavement, this rift, this tear across peoples.
|
|
British police described the behaviour of some England fans as "appalling" after 90 were arrested before and after the game.
|
|
"I wish he hadn't have done it, and I just say it's kind of appalling," Mr. Flake told NBC News.
|
|
"It's appalling to coerce confessions from civil society activists," Bass said in a tweet, calling for both to be freed.
|
|
Even worse: Republican Senators have derided his accusers' statements, and, of course, the President added his appalling signature strategy: mockery.
|
|
He listens well because, more than most, he has seen what is both great and appalling about the United States.
|
|
And for an American organization to help the most brutal of regimes silence dissent in pursuit of profit is appalling.
|
|
They think someone who embraces a thug who chased out democracy from Nicaragua is appalling, and that's putting it lightly.
|
|
"Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific, and reprehensible, as we said at the time," said NBC News in a statement.
|
|
Prior to the 1980s, the VA essentially was left alone to wallow in its more comfortably accepted, though appalling, mediocrity.
|
|
If we're to understand the hosts as somewhere on the spectrum of "human," then the park is an appalling violation.
|
|
We now move from the galling to appalling, as reported by Shane Goldmacher this week in The New York Times.
|
|
"It's appalling," Schaffner said of how slow Congress has been to act on advice from the CDC regarding Zika funding.
|
|
"It's appalling that anti-choice extremists have even found a way to insert their agenda into the Republican tax plan," Rep.
|
|
This after "Roseanne Barr" made some really incendiary pretty appalling comments on Twitter about the appearance of Obama aide Valerie Jarrett.
|
|
Telemarketer calls to landlines have plagued consumers for decades, but the rise in mobile robocalling has made the situation freshly appalling.
|
|
"Reconstituting this appalling program would compromise our values, our morals and our standing as a world leader -- this cannot happen," Sen.
|
|
But there are also some pretty appalling theories about long-term periods of cocaine use effectively shutting down your engines permanently.
|
|
"I find it appalling that he's able to have that lifestyle while service families are suffering in his homes," Tuttle said.
|
|
It later charged members a special fee to raise funds to contribute towards the resurfacing of the city's once-appalling streets.
|
|
Such a decision can at last bring the sorely needed political will and investigative resources to bear in these appalling cases.
|
|
Our collective conscience has been shocked by the appalling pictures and videos of animal cruelty, which are now readily available online.
|
|
Guests generate an average of two pounds of waste per night, and these best practices help bring that appalling number down.
|
|
But she also called Rigetti's account "disgusting and appalling and horrifying," adding that she was "not surprised at all" by it.
|
|
By the time Xi Jinping has shaken off his appalling hangover, the Chinese Communist Party will be sponsored by Trump Winery.
|
|
He said it's appalling that the state requires more hours of training to become a licensed barber than a police officer.
|
|
The numbers are appalling, but they represent just a fraction of the problem; experts are sure that many victims remain unidentified.
|
|
Trump's appalling distemper following a well-executed Democratic convention transformed what had been, at least in polling, a relatively close race.
|
|
It had aired allegations of appalling deeds by Australian special forces in Afghanistan, including the killing of unarmed men and children.
|
|
The appalling circumstances of many Aboriginals are a national embarrassment, and the failure to answer their political grievances compounds the rancour.
|
|
But because 99.5% of these cases are resolved by settlement, the full truth of the church's appalling behavior is rarely revealed.
|
|
Granted, the Android one was awesome, but in general there's an appalling level of sameness across all these speakers and sessions.
|
|
We have seen children trying to hand their work they completed and the parent is on the phone... It is appalling.
|
|
Defending, Raquel Simpson said Butcher accepted her behavior was "appalling" and wanted to apologies to staff and passengers on the flight.
|
|
The media in this report appalling giving gifts and tickets to sporting events and golf outings and exchange, apparently for leaks.
|
|
Then you had Kellyanne Conway, astonishingly, call things "alternative facts," which really was appalling and something she's used during the interview.
|
|
The list of Trump's appalling statements and behaviors is so long that it would be impossible to catalogue in one article.
|
|
I sketched it out beforehand on a post-it note and I was immediately concerned by my truly appalling drawing skills.
|
|
"This is a horrific attack that was targeted at ordinary people and has caused an appalling loss of life," Rahman said.
|
|
It's like you have no regard for us regular humans who have mediocre genes, appalling style, and wake up with bedhead.
|
|
A national newspaper in Scotland referred to President Donald Trump as an "appalling human being" as he visited the United Kingdom.
|
|
"The idea of sanctioning a woman for simply wearing a modest version of a swimsuit is absolutely appalling," she tells Broadly.
|
|
I was in Ethiopia with a project focused on the appalling absence of Water/Sanitation/Hygiene (WASH) in health-care facilities.
|
|
The government couldn't buy the loans for one simple, yet appalling, reason: No one could figure out who legally held them.
|
|
It's an appalling attack on the nation's poor, but this is one instance where Trump, in historical terms, is lamentably unexceptional.
|
|
The oppression of the Rohingya, who are deprived of basic rights, including citizenship and freedom to worship and marry, is appalling.
|
|
He must answer for the regime's appalling crimes and no one must not be fooled by his hollow words and promises.
|
|
"Between 1,000 and 2,000 chicks and chickens as well as 100 exotic birds were being kept in appalling conditions," it said.
|
|
The response of the GOP has been appalling — constant defamation of their own front-runner and pledging not to support him.
|
|
" Opposition Labour lawmaker Yvette Cooper also registered her disgust on Twitter, writing: "Hard to find words for how appalling this is.
|
|
"My Republican colleagues should share my outrage at this appalling violation of the Senate's independent authority," Blumenthal said in his statement.
|
|
We prefer to forget it, but Britain's Irish communities suffered appalling levels of ethnic hate and communal segregation into the 290s.
|
|
Activists for immigrants and refugees found that suggestion so appalling that they fired off a letter on Friday to President Obama.
|
|
"Three crooks forcing their way into a home in the middle of the night is appalling," he said in a statement.
|
|
That story had a somewhat miraculous ending — the botched restoration was so appalling that the church has become a tourist attraction.
|
|
Gail: There's a difference between the candidate you want and the one you would support if the other side was appalling.
|
|
Even more appalling was the fact that such abortion providers were receiving federal taxpayer dollars intended to provide family planning services.
|
|
They even chuckle at the whole thing, in a grim way, as they bundle the appalling worm into the medical trash.
|
|
With the attention comes an almost instant right wing backlash, as is being seen with the USA's own appalling current elections.
|
|
A spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said the findings were "appalling" and that parliamentary leadership must respond fully and promptly.
|
|
There are additional questions about SoftBank's major backer, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, after the appalling murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
|
|
"This appalling attack on worshipers is an atrocity," said Pernille Kardel, the United Nations secretary general's deputy special representative for Afghanistan.
|
|
If that happens, then the appalling lack of compassion you afforded Professor Ford will at least have some unintended positive consequences.
|
|
And most of the bank's problems have come from self-inflicted wounds driven by an incentive system that rewarded appalling behavior.
|
|
If we're going to do something about this appalling retrogression on race, we probably need to be radical on both ends.
|
|
Just when America had all but given up hope, Scott Pruitt's appalling reign as Environmental Protection Agency administrator is finally over.
|
|
Equally unacceptable is the appalling toll that this misguided policy takes on millions of the world's most vulnerable women and girls.
|
|
Brian Flores, 43, a bank technician who drives in from New Jersey, said he found the idea of congestion pricing appalling.
|
|
The attacks were then used to justify the violent response from the military that led to the current appalling humanitarian crisis.
|
|
Liz Cheney of Wyoming, wrote in a tweet that those remarks were "appalling and bizarre" and called on him to resign.
|
|
The scale-covered mammals are kept in caged conditions in markets in Asia in criminally appalling realities, reserved for dinner menus.
|
|
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, acknowledged that the way the detainees said they had been treated was appalling.
|
|
" NBC said in a statement to Farrow: "Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time.
|
|
The appalling audacity of the movie, which Paul Verhoeven directed, is its refusal to draw a line between rape and fetish.
|
|
Virginia, for example, is clearly at a crossroads and not immune to appalling headlines involving racism and allegations of sexual assault.
|
|
"It was an appalling spectacle," Soubry told BBC Radio 4, adding she had told a senior whip to "bring it on".
|
|
"Some of the way they have been treated has been wrong, has been appalling, and I am sorry," Ms. Rudd said.
|
|
Instead, it was the audience who egged him on, laughed at his jokes and applauded his appalling lack of human decency.
|
|
We all have our differences with the president, especially when he says something like [insert recent appalling tweet here and chuckle].
|
|
Too many women have come forward with too many detailed, credible and appalling allegations against prominent men to be waved away.
|
|
One especially appalling snippet shows a woman with a sack over her head, possibly being held prisoner in a dilapidated shed.
|
|
"Just to see him come out today and talk about being lazy -- its appalling to me, it's just despicable," she added.
|
|
Rights group Amnesty International accused Iran of having an "appalling" track record of carrying out mass arbitrary arrests of peaceful demonstrators.
|
|
That this brave woman is receiving death threats and has been forced to flee with her family is appalling and heartbreaking.
|
|
Well, I would not be visiting some of those sweatshops that I saw in Bangladesh and Vietnam, which were just appalling.
|
|
"It is almost appalling to me that you have a senator that isn't stepping up, doing the right thing," Sanders said.
|
|
The murder of an innocent counter-protestor by a man in town for the march made the incident even more appalling.
|
|
I had no love for surfer boy beefcakes or suave, sultry boy bands with butt-cut hair and appalling denim choices.
|
|
Despite this, their stories will prevail through the power of art, ensuring that future generations will never forget these appalling events.
|
|
Sean called the move "disappointing and appalling" and put the blame squarely on the NFL and EA, the company behind Madden.
|
|
"It is appalling ... and it must be brought to an end," OCHA spokesman Jens Larke told reporters in Geneva on Friday.
|
|
Due to the appalling nature of the decomposition—she'd evidently been in water for some time—the forensics took a month.
|
|
This is nothing short of appalling and goes way beyond any of the anti-abortion acts British onlookers castigate Trump for.
|
|
A: the Enchantress of Numbers, B: the Counting Countess, or C: the Agent of Algorithms, all appalling in their own way.
|
|
First Mike Pence says 'top of the morning', then Paul Ryan holds up this appalling pint, grave missteps by the US pic.twitter.
|
|
The real concern is about the appalling standards of data protection of taxpayer-information among many of the CRS's nearly 100 signatories.
|
|
Its extreme levels of violence, among the highest in the world, go hand in hand with an appalling rate of criminal impunity.
|
|
" Days earlier, Pink had shared a video from the incident, which occurred last week in Washington, D.C. "Appalling and beyond disrespectful. Nauseating.
|
|
But appalling levels of street crime and entrenched government graft have emboldened former military leaders to get involved in the electoral process.
|
|
This appalling attack on our democracy must be vigorously prosecuted, and I am deeply disturbed by the way my name was used.
|
|
" In a statement to The Guardian, Lady Freethinker founder Nina Jackel said the "level of violence and exploitation of dogs is appalling.
|
|
"Now can we please get rid of the appalling @theresa_may and get Brexit back on track," Farage, a Fox News contributor, tweeted.
|
|
Bryan Gaines, a supervisory senior resident agent with the FBI, called the crime "appalling" at a press conference Wednesday announcing the arrests.
|
|
It gets the job done, sure, but gives people the opportunity to wander feet away from each other in the process. Appalling.
|
|
A sick spin on a popular party game, "Would You Rather" carries an idle thought experiment to its most wonderfully appalling extreme.
|
|
"Having private photos of personal moments weaponized against me has been an appalling invasion of my privacy," Hill said in the letter.
|
|
Despite outcries, too, over appalling lapses in food safety, and high-level promises to improve it, enforcement has not been markedly strengthened.
|
|
U.S. Attorney General William Barr said Saturday that Epstein's death was "appalling" and that the Justice Department already is investigating the matter.
|
|
There is an appalling lack of national consensus on basic issues of governance, human rights, the rule of law and economic development.
|
|
Evidence suggested that he had been a member of the SA, and that he had been aware of appalling Nazi war crimes.
|
|
The result is, in my opinion, a few too many arcade games, not enough Contra and an appalling lack of Bionic Commando.
|
|
" However, municipal bond investor Hector Negroni, co-CEO of Fundamental Credit Opportunities, called blaming creditors for Puerto Rico's situation "a little appalling.
|
|
But spare a thought for people who do, many of whom get appalling service from train firms and airlines around the world.
|
|
" She added, "And I think to try to create something from that, that the congresswoman is doing is frankly appalling and disgusting.
|
|
" Ted Strickland apologizes for comments on Scalia's death "Those remarks are appalling and they're one more reminder why Ohio must reelect Sen.
|
|
But with the appalling lack of civility during this year's election, a few monsters of our past are returning to wreak havoc.
|
|
Trump's problem is that his tactics for media domination often involved saying or doing things that made him look ridiculous or appalling.
|
|
"Human trafficking is an appalling abuse of human rights," Michael Matheson, Scottish minister for Justice, said in a statement released on Tuesday.
|
|
"It&aposs offensive and appalling and is damaging her figure — privets don&apost respond well to being manipulated like that," he added.
|
|
" During an interview with Erin Burnett on CNN's "Outfront," Axelrod said the comments were "appalling, but at this point, probably not surprising.
|
|
Of course, security will play some part in British voters' thinking following the appalling atrocities recently suffered at the hands of terrorists.
|
|
But by continuing to appear on the network, they are unwitting enablers of the most appalling and unacceptable workplace discrimination against women.
|
|
He joins the show to talk about what makes Trump fans tick, and how they explain his appalling response to domestic terrorism.
|
|
Brexit minister Stephen Barclay told BBC Radio the "appalling scenes" outside parliament on Monday showed how divisive the Brexit process had become.
|
|
The Egyptian authorities have an appalling track record of using invasive physical tests which amount to torture against detainees in their custody.
|
|
Legend doesn't paint all Republicans with a racist brush, but he says there's a contingent that is squarely behind Trump's appalling comments.
|
|
In my home town of Dallas, the situation with the Dallas Police and Fire Pension Plan is appalling, but unfortunately not unique.
|
|
Most people in Asian countries do not eat dog and cat, and most find the cruel and often crime-fueled trade appalling.
|
|
Last week Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, criticised the "appalling conditions" at Moria and another centre on the island of Chios.
|
|
" It included a quote attributed to the band's then-drummer, Ed Graham, in which he called The Strokes' most recent album "appalling.
|
|
In the absence of anything else to talk about, the discourse devours itself, messily and noisily and with the most appalling manners.
|
|
"If you look not just at his words, but his actions—both are appalling," says Tyler Murphy, a teacher in Boyle County.
|
|
DeLoach's response is appalling to Susan Witt, an attorney representing three women who claim that their lives have been changed by Boutte.
|
|
This appalling lack of knowledge and abuse of the nomenclature has been the talk of the town throughout the state, I'm sure.
|
|
"PM -- The UK's thoughts are with the victims and the emergency services responding to the appalling attack in Las Vegas," May tweeted.
|
|
These reports clearly indicate that the VA's hiring of many of these providers was not only appalling, but also violated federal law.
|
|
READ: World reacts to 'appalling' poll numbers For full coverage on CNN International please tune into Hala Gorani Tonight at 7pm GMT.
|
|
"NBC issued a statement about the allegations, saying: "Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific, and reprehensible, as we said at the time.
|
|
"Many posts are appalling," Fitzwilliams, former editor of "The International Who's Who," said of the abuse the royals receive on social media.
|
|
Lawmakers, calling the issue a threat to public safety, said it was appalling that Haiti and other countries had prevented the deportations.
|
|
"As long as our country's leadership is so appalling and so corrupt, I'll be speaking out at every venue," De Niro said.
|
|
Yes, Russia's invasion of Ukraine -- twice -- shone an ugly spotlight on the appalling lack of readiness of some of Europe's armed forces.
|
|
David French wrote a shocking essay for National Review describing the appalling online abuse he suffered because of his anti-Trump stance.
|
|
" She added: "And I think to try to create something from that that the congresswoman is doing is frankly appalling and disgusting.
|
|
There is no place in the United States for such appalling violence, and I condemn these acts in the strongest possible terms.
|
|
"There must be better ways, if we're going to prevent all these appalling disasters happening to so many people's families," Charles said.
|
|
"The Clan" is partly a dark satire of the authoritarian personality, an appalling CT scan of male entitlement and middle-class vanity.
|
|
That is and always was a setup for an appalling level of corruption, but it's exactly what he said he would do.
|
|
In a statement the UAW said the "illegal misconduct alleged in today's indictment is appalling and runs counter" to the union's values.
|
|
A Facebook statement called the incident "appalling" and said there was "absolutely no place for content of this kind" on the network.
|
|
" Craig Coughlin, the Democratic speaker of the Assembly, issued a separate statement, calling the allegations involving Mr. Alvarez "deeply troubling and appalling.
|
|
New York's own numbers are appalling, leading some lawmakers to support geriatric parole legislation and broader use of the governor's clemency power.
|
|
But he said that any use of cluster bombs "by Egypt or any other fighting force is appalling" and should be condemned.
|
|
"This is an appalling incident and our hearts go out to the family of the victim," a Facebook spokesman told VICE News.
|
|
And it is appalling that we as a society have abandoned American kids so that they must die to save their classmates.
|
|
"A new language is requisite to furnish terms strong enough to express my horror and amazement at the appalling facts!" she erupted.
|
|
"Behavior like this is appalling and unacceptable," said Anna Wintour, the artistic director of Condé Nast, breaking her silence on the issue.
|
|
They are solely for his personal benefit, to derail investigations of his conduct — an appalling abuse of the powers of the presidency.
|
|
In the parliament of the outgoing colonial power, Britain, a speaker warned of "the appalling difficulties which will confront this young republic".
|
|
The Marc Rich pardon was appalling, but at least nobody worried about Clinton making a career out of that sort of thing.
|
|
"I think it's appalling that these people have to organize their own relief," said Miriam Busani, a West London resident and volunteer.
|
|
Behind all the high-minded ideals, he saw a colonial regime of appalling greed, violence and hypocrisy, and he left in despair.
|
|
"Apologies from Boeing are not enough after these astonishing & appalling emails," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut, in a tweet.
|
|
For them, the wages and conditions in sweatshops might be appalling, but they are an improvement on people's less visible rural poverty.
|
|
"By all appearances, the presidents brazen and unprecedented appeal to China and to Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden is wrong and appalling."
|
|
"The continued use of indiscriminate, disproportionate and illegal I.E.D. devices by antigovernment elements is particularly appalling and must immediately stop," he said.
|
|
"I think it's just appalling how they can just judge someone by their skin tone," Tshego said, her voice rising with emotion.
|
|
"Matt Lauer's conduct was appalling, horrific and reprehensible, as we said at the time," NBC News told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
|
|
"To subject people with severe intellectual disabilities to this type of treatment is absolutely appalling and cannot be tolerated," Mr. Cunningham said.
|
|
"Appalling and unconscionable behavior against members of our community runs counter to everything Airbnb stands for," David King, an Airbnb official, said.
|
|
"The crime story it tells is appalling, and stocked with authentic heroes and villains," our critic Dwight Garner wrote of the book.
|
|
CNN first met Victory last October, just days after he was rescued from traffickers in Libya and the most appalling conditions imaginable.
|
|
Part on-the-ground war reporting, part investigative biography, Harding's book captures both the fragile hopes and the appalling violence of Somalia.
|
|
" The senator further infuriated the Trump team when he called the president's appeal to China to investigate Joe Biden "wrong and appalling.
|
|
And like Evangelicals, they don't think Donald Trump's depredations — however appalling — are a reason to lay down their arms in the fight.
|
|
Self-promotion on a day to remember the fallen, and wishing those remembering their deceased loved ones a "happy" holiday is appalling.
|
|
For the latter camp, it was not the article itself that was appalling — rather, it was the very nature of Chinese banquets.
|
|
"It's appalling that anti-equality extremists in the legislature are trying to ignore the will of the people of Georgia," it said.
|
|
And in recent weeks, Collins has been quick to criticize Trump's "appalling" call for China to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden.
|
|
Our immigration policy revolves around incarcerating innocent children, often in appalling conditions, and rejecting desperate asylum applicants fleeing the most extreme danger.
|
|
This was an understandable conclusion in 2009, when Iranians protested the fraud-ridden presidential election and were met with appalling state violence.
|
|
The idea that the party of Lincoln and Reagan, Coolidge and Eisenhower, Justice Harlan and Senator Taft has nominated Trump is appalling.
|
|
" The outrage reached all the way to the White House: "The collective silence by the left and its media allies is appalling.
|
|
He called May's deal with the EU "appalling" and wanted her replaced by someone who could come up with a better one.
|
|
Some dismissed it as locker room talk, while others still find those words, and others, from a president of the United States appalling.
|
|
The Boston Globe also included a quote by Senator Romney who said the president is "guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust."
|
|
Think only of Iraq's appalling ex-president, Saddam Hussein, the quintessential Sunni Arab strongman; or of Egypt's flawed leader, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi.
|
|
Writing on Twitter, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the fire was "too appalling for words," and offered his condolences to the victims.
|
|
The town of Rotherham has indeed endured an appalling grooming scandal where a gang of mainly Pakistani men preyed on teenage white girls.
|
|
By all appearances, the President's brazen and unprecedented appeal to China and to Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden is wrong and appalling. Sen.
|
|
Europe's footballing power, in the shape of the appalling English president Sir Stanley Rous, proved unable to respond to the post-colonial era.
|
|
Self-promotion on a day to remember the fallen, and wishing those remembering their deceased loved ones a 'happy' holiday is appalling. #CadetBoneSpurs.
|
|
"That is an appalling statistic that we cannot paper over with platitudes about how 'HIV/AIDS affects people of all types,'" Schoettes said.
|
|
The most innovative people constantly work to learn from the smartest people in the world, which perhaps explains America's appalling state of infrastructure.
|
|
Both countries are prone to sabre-rattling theatrics, but they are well aware that the price of full-blown war would be appalling.
|
|
" Less appalling but not much more appealing are Faulks's renderings of Hendricks's banal and dilatory discourses with Pereira about "the layers of memory.
|
|
"The Hungarian government considers today's decision by the European court to be appalling and irresponsible," Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told a news conference.
|
|
Two appalling attacks, four days apart: The first in Northern California, and yesterday's in my native Southern California — less than 500 miles apart.
|
|
There is all too little emphasis on the appalling realities of extortion and loan-sharking, and how the mafia keeps the poor poor.
|
|
Appalling hunger, along with outrageous levels of waste and environmental destruction, is a byproduct of our current food system — and it's obviously broken.
|
|
Trump faced serious and legitimate criticism for his own appalling racism, so he responded by making the false accusation that Clinton is racist.
|
|
It's more like a video game Dorian Gray: something beautiful and captivating that, if you glimpse its true nature, is also utterly appalling.
|
|
Nor does it shy away from the appalling realities of the Cotton Blossom's time and place, 1887 to 1927 in the American South.
|
|
Mr. Wheeler&aposs behavior was deceptive and the behavior of all in the group was appalling and unacceptable in their refusal to leave.
|
|
"This bombshell report is astonishing and appalling - betraying our allies, endangering safety of sources, and sabotaging our war against ISIS," said Democratic Sen.
|
|
"These leaks continue to be very, very damaging leaks, and I find them appalling and they need to be tracked down," Brennan said.
|
|
Uber just took a break from the endless barrage of stories about its appalling company culture to release its first-ever diversity report.
|
|
"They are working in appalling conditions, or maybe there are also not enough services to treat infections in a timely manner," Saxena said.
|
|
Poles and other central Europeans look aghast at the appalling terrorist attacks by Islamist Jihadists in Manchester, London, Paris, Nice, Brussels and Berlin.
|
|
The sheer volume of injuries is appalling, but the force with which some of these blows were inflicted is nothing less than savage.
|
|
Trump similarly delighted Israelis - while appalling other world powers - by recognizing Jerusalem as their capital and withdrawing from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
|
|
We had both reached a point at which we had understood the whys and wherefores of addiction and the appalling fallout that follows.
|
|
"These leaks continue to be very, very damaging leaks and I find them appalling and they need to be tracked down," Brennan said.
|
|
Watson: Though it is startling and appalling to see these demonstrations in public, the existence of racism in America does not surprise me.
|
|
But the fact of this phenomenon is real, and frankly, even more appalling when framed within the context of our global hunger problem.
|
|
Policy co-ordination was appalling during last year's stockmarket crash; regulators must work out in advance who monitors what and prepare emergency responses.
|
|
"These reports on facility conditions are appalling and reveal serious problems at ICE — and with Nakamoto Group's inspections of those facilities," they wrote.
|
|
Refugees in Hong Kong live in appalling conditions in slums next to landfills, on pig farms or in stuffy barracks in the city.
|
|
The humanitarian situation in Balochistan is beyond appalling; very disturbing figures have been confirmed by Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and other groups.
|
|
And he should work to improve the appalling governance in the Delta region, so that locals have less cause to hate the government.
|
|
Yet the supplies dried up as the tyranny of geography asserted itself: Chinese roads reaching Nepal through remote Tibet are few and appalling.
|
|
Former DNC Chairwoman Donna Brazile is becoming the favorite Democrat of Republicans, after her appalling book made news days before the 2017 elections.
|
|
I made an appalling and inexcusable mistake of judgment in posting the tweet thread in a way that identified Kavanaugh's Georgetown Prep classmate.
|
|
"In recent weeks, we've also witnessed the appalling images of atrocities being committed by the Burmese military against the Rohingya minority," said Sen.
|
|
" The Kentucky Democratic Party said in a tweet Thursday morning that it "finds this ad to be offensive and appalling given its imagery.
|
|
Mr. Gibson, who has been largely sidelined in Hollywood for a decade because of appalling behavior off camera, may not be that lucky.
|
|
Speier, though, called the topic of Tuesday's subcommittee hearing "appalling," especially after Neller has said the issue is not limited to social media.
|
|
Darin Detwiler, director of the masters program in food regulation at Northeastern University in Boston, said conditions at the PCA plant were appalling.
|
|
Two months later, the faculty persuaded the state to oust the trustees for what the regents described as an "appalling" neglect of duty.
|
|
District spokesperson Edie House Foster told the Baltimore Sun that the incident was being investigated "vigorously," and called the video ""unacceptable and appalling.
|
|
Let's be serious: "I sat on my phone" is an appalling attempt at an excuse, only one step removed from dogs eating homework.
|
|
A lifetime of adoration and indulgence has turned Rory into an entitled flake, attributes that were grating at 22 but appalling at 32.
|
|
"Charlie has been through an appalling experience most of us could never imagine," Ms. Wilkinson said in a statement released by the hospital.
|
|
While a President Sanders would be "appalling," he says Mr. Sanders is "not unhinged" and so he would pull the lever for him.
|
|
It is the appalling treatment of poor people which is at the real heart of the show and betrays a blunt curatorial callousness.
|
|
As appalling as these statistics should be to every European, they should also ring a loud alarm for every American leader of conscience.
|
|
Scrolling through my news feed, a video pops up showing an appalling instance of officer behavior that was captured by a concerned onlooker.
|
|
And there is much emancipatory cultural work to be done in Tunisia, as consensual same-sex activity is still a crime there. Appalling!
|
|
He writes candidly of Peary's appalling views and doesn't flinch when describing the explorer's sexual relationship with a 10-year-old Inuit girl.
|
|
Greece bore the brunt of the 2015 crisis and hosts more than 100,000 migrants in appalling conditions, many on its northeastern Aegean Islands.
|
|
His actions are appalling enough; parsing and puzzling over his words, though we must endure their effects, seems like an excruciating fool's errand.
|
|
Sixty thousand to 80,000 North Korean workers are employed overseas, many in heavy construction jobs in appalling conditions, according to human rights groups.
|
|
It's certainly possible to portray the appalling and horrific nature of Nazi violence without sensationalism; Roman Polanski's The Pianist instantly springs to mind.
|
|
Not so much for the lessons they are trying to impart, which are often appalling, but as a way to spark interesting questions.
|
|
"We will continue to hold them to account on their appalling record of abuse of human rights of their own people," said Pence.
|
|
The reality was something else: an appalling indifference as the British high command sent hundreds of thousands of their young men to die.
|
|
It is appalling that the very facilities we imagine caring for our loved ones in old age would turn away people in need.
|
|
She's interrupted by the arrival of two hard-core druggie brothers who proceed to cook up an appalling batch of low-rent meth.
|
|
At the heart of the bipartisan criticism being leveled against the president is an appalling lack of understanding about America's interests in Syria.
|
|
If I met "Decius," I would ask him about the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape and about Trump's appalling lack of respect for women.
|
|
We cannot continue to ignore these appalling acts of violence, especially in the wake of tragedies in Orlando, Baton Rouge, Minnesota, and Dallas.
|
|
"The conditions in which these guys live are appalling," said Mr. Depagne, who visited military barracks around the time of the 2014 mutiny.
|
|
One of his original anecdotes would be especially appalling to a speechwriter: Trump apparently forbids staff to take notes at meetings with him.
|
|
Next week, the Pope plans to travel to Ireland, a country that suffered through its own appalling clergy sex abuse scandal in 2009.
|
|
Living conditions for about 37,000 people in camps, known as "hotspots" on five Aegean islands have been decried by aid groups as appalling.
|
|
But nothing speaks louder about Trump's true sentiment on this topic than his past actions -- as well as his calculated yet appalling silence.
|
|
"These appalling fires are not accidental," Survival International's Director Stephen Corry said in a statement blaming Bolsonaro for facilitating attacks on the Amazon.
|
|
"Use of chemical weapons is appalling and should be punished because it is a war crime," Ayrault told Reuters and France Info radio.
|
|
Don Beyer (Va.), who called Kelly's judgement "appalling" and remarked that he would fire the chief of staff were he in Trump's position.
|
|
It's shocking and appalling that Trump continues to single out a federal employee for abuse and harassment because she criticized him via text.
|
|
"We painted a picture of the facility being alarming and appalling," Richard Cardinale, a lawyer for the detainees, said in a phone interview.
|
|
"A minister recording the president of the republic is appalling," a grim-faced Mr. Temer, 75, said at a news conference this week.
|
|
For an agency that demands transparency from the companies it supervises, the omission is an appalling abdication of the bureau's responsibility to consumers.
|
|
What's so morally appalling about the idea that humanity will end anyway, so we should accept that and not fight extinction too hard?
|
|
His personal hygiene is so appalling he's unable to eat or drink without soiling himself, so he pretty much smells like a barnyard.
|
|
People who are transgender, particularly transgender women of color, experience appalling levels of violence, and this violence is exacerbated by poverty and racism.
|
|
And his vision of America promises to be as appalling in real life as it is in black and white on the page.
|
|
Perhaps the very public humiliation and subsequent appalling behavior of a bunch of future Hall of Famers was exactly what American hockey needed.
|
|
The bill seeks to correct the appalling injustice of refugee children facing court proceedings alone and being deported back to grave danger at home.
|
|
Reports suggest the authorities are not just jailing and harassing legal practitioners and their relatives, but also subjecting some of them to appalling torture.
|
|
People serve and then cash and to a degree that I think for the average American would be pretty appalling to see in detail.
|
|
British lawmakers criticised Sports Direct in July for "appalling" working conditions "closer to that of a Victorian warehouse than that of a modern retailer".
|
|
On Wednesday, the VICELAND duo weighed in on the appalling Insta-rant, and couldn't help but notice that Barber resembles a certain Trump supporter.
|
|
"It's appalling that in the year 2017, Nazis can openly go on the streets for this deputy of Hitler," said Gerhard Sattler, a protester.
|
|
I do think the Democrats need to be careful not to cry a crisis over everything because what we saw yesterday was genuinely appalling.
|
|
State-sanctioned pandering to the Buddhist majority's hatred of the Rohingyas, a Muslim group, has driven about 720,000 from the country following appalling violence.
|
|
MCPS said the alleged behavior described in the letter was "deeply disturbing and appalling" and commended those who came forward to share their experiences.
|
|
I talked to some community members that are ashamed about this too, and think it's appalling that the police don't do anything about it.
|
|
It's still appalling to me that the average woman, that a woman makes about eighty-some cents for every dollar that a man makes.
|
|
"Appalling as the (Trump) tape is, I'm reminded of all the times we have said, THIS time he's REALLY done," Axelrod said on Twitter.
|
|
The Irish who flocked there were willing to toil underground with the dream of striking it rich, but instead they died in appalling numbers.
|
|
Lucky for me, people can be reliably wicked, so there are always plenty of these true-crime chronicles of violence, madness and appalling misbehavior.
|
|
Beyond that, however, it is essential to discredit this appalling practice of emergency management so that the Flint water crisis is never repeated elsewhere.
|
|
VIOLENCE against women, anti-prostitution laws and poor health-care systems all make sub-Saharan Africa an appalling place to be a sex worker.
|
|
He says things no national politician in history would have dared say, things that the press covers because they are outrageous, controversial, unnerving, appalling.
|
|
"To state that there's some moral equivalency between an imperfect nation -- that's the United States of America -- and Vladimir Putin is appalling," McCain responded.
|
|
And the worst thing, the most appalling thing I&aposve heard Laura, is when some of these journalists and commentators go after Trump voters.
|
|
He has nominated Andrew Puzder, whose fast-food empire has an appalling record of wage and hour violations, to be his secretary of Labor.
|
|
Out of those funds, $4003 billion alone was used for the Nigerian Air Force, which the committee described as "operationally appalling" despite the expenditure.
|
|
Even if you find his grammar appalling or his sentence structure too simple, you can't help but understand the message he meant to deliver.
|
|
I think it's appalling, the lack of interest in real issues that are facing our future, including the Treasury Department, who should know better.
|
|
His conviction is a landmark for international justice and a warning that leaders who commit appalling crimes face at least the possibility of punishment.
|
|
But I can't believe anyone who's stuck with Trump through all the other appalling moments of his presidency will bail on him over this.
|
|
Even more appalling, this figure means Obama will have added almost as much national debt as every other president and Congress before him—combined.
|
|
Discovering last week that two of the highest ranking officials in my state have a history of wearing blackface was appalling but not surprising.
|
|
"The administration's use of tear gas to keep out border crossers is appalling," said Archi Pyati, chief of policy at the Tahirih Justice Center.
|
|
This statistic is appalling considering that an Asian character only had to have one line to be in the "diversified" portion of the study.
|
|
" The statement from White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also said, "The collective silence by the left and its media allies is appalling.
|
|
Instead, the fabricated allegations against Adam, and the emotional jury response they provoked, only add another appalling human tragedy to this already horrible situation.
|
|
Despite the appalling circumstances and events it depicts, the movie's plain and unstinting affection for its lead characters gives "Parched" a frequently buoyant tone.
|
|
A dozen church officials in El Centro, California, were arrested Tuesday and charged with holding homeless people captive in an "appalling" forced labor scheme.
|
|
" He said it was "appalling that in a city like Houston, right in the middle of the Bible Belt, we have a homosexual mayor.
|
|
"I find this appalling and I find it immoral," said John "Mac" Stipanovich, a veteran GOP operative in Florida and a frequent Trump critic.
|
|
The responsibility for that appalling decision, for his isolation, for the haughtiness that failed to endear him to fans and teammates, are his alone.
|
|
And as we hear more and more about Mr. Weinstein, it's important to remember that while his behavior was appalling, it's far too common.
|
|
But Abid Omar's jaw still dropped on Wednesday, when he checked the air-quality monitor he had installed to track the city's appalling pollution.
|
|
"Sexual violence is appalling," said Amelia Sampat, 26, who graduated this year from the Kennedy School at Harvard and helped organize the "TimesUpHarvard" action.
|
|
KEITH RAFFAN, LONDON To the Editor: May I apologize for the appalling behavior of a small minority of my fellow Brits toward your president?
|
|
That the solution to this error was as simple as pinpointing patient addresses rather than relying on ZIP codes is both frightening and appalling.
|
|
I find the men's behavior appalling, but to say something might introduce an unpleasant note or spoil the party for the hosts and guests.
|
|
Nonie Orange, San Francisco The vitriol directed at Gwyneth Paltrow and Goop in the vast majority of comments on the article online is appalling.
|
|
It is painfully obvious that there is no shooting appalling enough to make American politicians stand up to the National Rifle Association and gunmakers.
|
|
Those of us who have outlasted appalling private injuries have a role to play in collective conversations about public cataclysms, it seems to me.
|
|
" LGBT advocates who have sought to head off such a move in the courts swiftly slammed the decision, calling it "appalling, reckless and unpatriotic.
|
|
"We can all agree that the current state of our immigration court system is not only completely inefficient, it is truly appalling," said Rep.
|
|
That Yale would besmirch its own student teachers this way to keep from bargaining with them is appalling and detrimental to its educational mission.
|
|
John Coequyt, the global climate policy director for the environmental group Sierra Club, called it an "appalling attack" on public health and clear air.
|
|
He plunged into the appalling chaos of the Syrian civil war, gambling correctly that the war-weary United States would not push him out.
|
|
Thanks to America's appalling healthcare system, millions of uninsured or underinsured people can't afford to see a doctor, or don't have one they trust.
|
|
"As you can imagine, as a member of the House Committee on Appropriations, I find Senator Johnson's account appalling," Pocan wrote in his letter.
|
|
"And we will continue to hold them to account on their appalling record of abuse of human rights of their own people," he added.
|
|
"I think it is appalling for the president of the United States to be attacking American citizens for patriotically fulfilling their duties," he said.
|
|
"It's a little-known, appalling fact that under universal church law, guilty priests still are allowed to remain in ministry," Ms. Barrett Doyle said.
|
|
"In the world's fifth-largest economy, this is appalling," added Mr. Mekonen, a resident of the Bray tower block who is originally from Ethiopia.
|
|
The men operating those machines are cutting mountains for a development, which is as mesmerizing to watch as it is appalling to think about.
|
|
It focuses on present and looming tensions with Vladimir Putin, not the Putin-Trump kissy-face that's been so appalling and fascinating to watch.
|
|
Collette Adkins, a conservation director at the organization, said the EPA's "appalling decision" to approve the "cyanide bombs" threatens people, pets and imperiled animals.
|
|
As a Trump insider, Ivanka suffers from a tone-deafness and sense of entitlement that are more subtle than her father's -- but nevertheless appalling.
|
|
Ian Anderson Houston, Texas As someone who served 14 years in the military, I find it appalling that any right be taken from anyone.
|
|
Lack called Lauer's behavior "appalling" and called for the company to do a better job of making people feel empowered when reporting inappropriate behavior.
|
|
Collete Adkins, a conservation director at the organization, said the EPA's "appalling decision" to approve the "cyanide bombs" threatens people, pets and imperiled animals.
|
|
That the A.F.S.P. seems willing to sacrifice these people with a deceptive partnership is appalling and a betrayal of the memory of my father.
|
|
In examining how Mr. Trump's inner circle operates, Mr. Mueller is uncovering all manner of questionable dealings — some of them illegal, others merely appalling.
|
|
The appalling part is built into Shelley's original story, of course, and it is rendered here with a faithfulness that Hollywood has seldom demonstrated.
|
|
"It used to be if we heard about one or two whales dying in a year, it was an appalling tragedy," Dr. Mayo said.
|
|
It is appalling to see the Canadian government engage in a misguided fishing expedition masquerading as an essential fight in the War on Terror.
|
|
The sermons were often sexist, often about abortion and described a relationship to women, to our category that felt really fundamentally offensive and appalling.
|
|
Of all the illegal acts, it's not considered the most morally appalling or nefarious, yet it does have huge consequences for the retail industry.
|
|
Humans have demonstrated a terrible capacity to engage in acts of appalling brutality against "others" on account of their ethnicity, religion, or tribal affiliations.
|
|
An attorney for the Plaintiffs did not immediately return PEOPLE's calls for comment, but called the airline's behavior "appalling" in an interview with Fox News.
|
|
Some who spoke to CNN in the Agheour area, by the main Maysaloon crossing, described appalling conditions -- days gripped by hunger and fear of airstrikes.
|
|
The president doesn't have any remorse about it, because he thinks his actions, as appalling as they might have been, worth it for the win.
|
|
Trump's trip to Asia brought the relentless torrent of appalling statements that we have come to expect, but to which we should never become accustomed.
|
|
The abject hatred the current Republican Party shows towards women and especially victimized women is appalling and indicative of a cultural problem in the country.
|
|
Westworld conveniently ignores the real, appalling history behind the suggestion of an empty frontier: the victimization of the Hosts that makes this false romance possible.
|
|
The keyboard itself is also irritatingly mushy feeling, which is appalling, as Lenovo is generally known for making the best keyboards in the laptop game.
|
|
As the trial continues, testimonies are revealing alarming, painful details about the incident that paint an appalling portrait of how it has changed Andrews's life.
|
|
For the New Democrats, a lot of what Trump says and does is appalling to us — the immigration order, the ill-considered early morning tweets.
|
|
Flake, who played a key role last week in initiating the FBI investigation into allegations against Kavanaugh, called Trump's comments "appalling" on the Today show.
|
|
" A spokesperson for DeSantis's campaign said, "This is absolutely appalling and disgusting — and hopefully whoever is behind this has to answer for this despicable action.
|
|
Johnson is the victim of an appalling fraud perpetrated by the one person who owed him loyalty and honesty most of all: his own lawyer.
|
|
Ice Agents pulling pregnant moms from kids, appalling treatment of Transgenders, not just disagree with Hillary she's: Pedophile, Murderer, Obama: Kenyan, Muslim, Parkland Kids: Nazi's.
|
|
"By all appearances, the President's brazen and unprecedented appeal to China and to Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden is wrong and appalling," Romney said Friday.
|
|
Last month, North Carolina passed an appalling anti-gay law that blocks local governments from passing rules that protect gay and transgender people from discrimination.
|
|
" British Prime Minister Teresa May says her thoughts are with victims and families after what is being treated by police "as an appalling terrorist attack.
|
|
"Given the current climate in Turkey, this appalling decision shouldn't have come as a surprise to me, but it did," Albayrak was quoted as saying.
|
|
British Prime Minister Teresa May says her thoughts are with victims and families after what is being treated by police "as an appalling terrorist attack."
|
|
Last night's episode of Game of Thrones was undeniably a shocker, but among the appalling moments was a really intense scene featuring Dany and Jon.
|
|
Powerful men of Hollywood say they had no idea just how appalling the accusations were, that allegations of rape make his case an extreme outlier.
|
|
"That Devin Nunes and Republicans denied the ability of the minority, the Democrat members of that committee, to put out its report is just appalling."
|
|
But it is worth remembering that in the real world, we would find the Sparrow's actions appalling; by the standards of Westeros, they're rather tame.
|
|
For the FCC to place internet access — something that in today's world is a necessity, not a luxury — even further out of reach is appalling.
|
|
Low-lying Bangladesh, with extensive inland waterways and slack safety standards, has an appalling record of ferry accidents, with casualties sometimes running into the hundreds.
|
|
Supporters say that Mr Bloomberg need not be loved: he just needs to be an acceptable third option for voters facing an otherwise appalling choice.
|
|
Border closures, measures to limit entry, restrictive asylum procedures, indefinite detention in appalling conditions, and offshore processing had regrettably increased, he said, decrying "rising xenophobia".
|
|
"The Kasai region, it was rather appalling, in ways that are truly hard to explain, in ways you actually don't want to explain," he said.
|
|