Ms. MINOW: It's when they get paid that kind of money by - for destroying shareholder value, it's an outrage, it's appalling.
It's appalling to use it clinically until the evidence is in.
Nobody derived any pleasure from either the giving or the receiving, and it's appalling to see what some stores feel they can charge for a tie.
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"I just think it's appalling really that they can discharge an 85-year-old lady with dementia into a taxi... anything could have happened to her, " she said.
"It's appalling that all those people whose lives have been wrecked by press intrusion have no recourse, " he said whilst answering questions in the chamber on 4 December 2012.
It's also possible that the appalling attacks on Mr. Romney could hurt both him and his attackers.
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The pros revel in India's new information-technology prowess, the unshackling of business, faster growth and the hope that it will reduce the country's appalling poverty.
He said when I say flipping heck the phone lines are jammed, I don't need to hear this kind of language, disgusting Jack Russel but when I use quite appalling language it's great, it's funny so the thing is to have a larynx made of tweed and you can get away with anything.
It's a sentiment syndicated columnist Deroy Murdock finds appalling.
Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond said it was an "appalling tragedy".
In a statement it said Mrs Astbury's death served as a "tragic reminder of the appalling care many patients and their families were forced to endure".
An appalling fact about the tax code is that no one really knows what's in it.
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