Significats de somewhat appalling en anglès

The laxity of modern life, by comparison is, I think, somewhat appalling.

The two joined made a somewhat appalling sum for the people of Ashfield.

To persons accustomed to walking on foot, it is evident that locomotion upon stilts would be somewhat appalling.

The idea of being thus alone in a wilderness was grand, but it was somewhat appalling and trying to the nerves.

To see a large number of faces turned up, waiting for the words of the lecturer, is a somewhat appalling sight.

But the forest was beautiful after its own somewhat appalling fashion, which was stupendous, majestic, and awe-inspiring to the verge of apprehension.

The noise and publicity of these transactions were already somewhat appalling to the smooth friar who was accustomed to negotiate in comfortable secrecy.

The restaurant intake had been left as clear profit, or what would become profit as soon as her debts, somewhat appalling still, were paid.