Sentence examples for So awry from inspiring English sources

Repeated treacheries, however, suggest his caustic view of people is not so awry.

Few sports promotions ever went so awry; few are remembered as well.

John had 37 points which could have been over 40 had his putting not been so awry.

Admirers of Campion's The Piano will have wondered how things could have gone so awry in her last films Holy Smoke and In the Cut.

A part of this may be due to the sheer power of disbelief that military planning could go so awry that nuclear arms would come into play.

If his putting hadn't been so awry, his points tally would have been much higher and he announced that a major improvement in his putting was his main new year's resolution.

But when life goes so darkly awry, love and hatred can become indistinguishable.

It is terribly sad that things turned out so frustratingly awry, and it is a testimony to the Boston Symphony's faith in Mr. Levine that the administration held fast for so long.

But she has not been forced to discuss in great detail exactly what she thinks should be done now that things have gone so far awry in the Middle East.

Now the Justice Department is examining whether senior managers, including members of the public integrity unit, were lax in monitoring the prosecutors and how such a significant case could have gone so far awry without senior officials' stepping in.

George's exacting dedication to this project, which went so sadly awry, was born, Hadlow suggests, out of a reaction against the "malign inheritance of emotional dysfunction" handed down through previous generations.