Sentence examples for a particularly rotten from inspiring English sources

That has endeared her to some of the middle-class urban voters who saw her predecessor as sitting at the top of a particularly rotten tree.

After a particularly rotten date, a silly fight with one of my best friends, or maybe just one of those days when nothing seems to go my way, I tend to call a certain "acquaintance" who is more than happy to have me over for a few hours between the sheets.

He is neither a rotten manager nor a particularly taciturn one, but an English-speaking American.

These include: the use and abuse of lunatics from an asylum; an amorous villain with a repellent skin disease; a violent deflowering of a bride by someone other than the groom; convulsion-inducing potions administered to detect if a woman is a virgin; and a particularly cold-blooded variation on that rotten old chestnut, the bed trick, in which one woman is substituted for another in the dark.

"This is a fight against a rotten system," he said.

Is it a strong (especially sudden) "rotten eggs" smell?

AS A genre, disco gets a rotten press.

Ramadan is building a worthy bridge on a rotten foundation.

How to tell a good charity from a rotten one?

She has a rotten boss, a rotten husband and a difficult teenage daughter.

For example, a Waterfish or an old rotten right shoe.