Sentence examples for So bankrupt from inspiring English sources

As a candidate, President-elect Barack Obama favored amending the law so bankrupt homeowners could have their mortgages revised in court, an avenue currently denied them.

But the attack was evidence, the officials say, of how North Korea has compensated for the fact that it is so bankrupt that it can no longer train its troops or buy the technology needed to fight a conventional war.

Tindle's favourite story is how he gave the Tenby Observer a second chance in 1978, when it was so bankrupt that he had to use a call box to phone the receiver because the lines were cut.

Picasso "recognised" in El Greco an unspoiled, hermit mind, which spoke to him of the medieval, ungainly beauties of his native Spain; an indigenous, unsung figure cut off from the high Renaissance traditions that now seemed so bankrupt.

Never mind that Hollywood is so bankrupt of ideas that it's already remaking dross from the 1980s.

I'm not saying I wanted everyone here to go home in an ambulance, but is our culture now so bankrupt that even our hedonism is insincere?

In the campaign, Mr. Obama favored amending the law so that bankrupt homeowners could have their mortgages reworked under court protection.

The message is obvious: the Democrats are so ideologically bankrupt that they need the equivalent of political plastic surgery to make themselves look like Republicans, and therefore palatable to ordinary Americans.

Romania could still squeeze into the quarter-finals by returning England to reality but their football was so astoundingly bankrupt of ideas and improvisation in the Gelredome that that seems unlikely.

"Are gun extremists in this country so morally bankrupt that their solution to ending school shootings is asking kindergarten teachers to be trained in how to attack a gunman?

Just as Bateman's bloodlust is the amoral mirror of his lust for things, so his bankrupt soul is the necessary continuum of his empty obsession with bodily perfection.