Sentence examples for a rotten condition from inspiring English sources

The change to a rotten condition suggests an increase in ignitability of the post-fire fuel load, but fine fuels that could support high fireline intensity were relatively low.

The second reservation is that the reflective individual may come to feel that her society is wrong in some respect or is in what Bradley calls a "rotten" condition.

Shelley's poem excoriating the rotten conditions that caused them to gather, culminates in a ringing call for resistance: "Ye are many.

This so-called manliness that we have been conditioned to identify with is now just a rotten idea.

A rotten crowd!

"I had a rotten, rotten session.

Daddock: rotten wood, a rotten log.

A rotten time, overall?

"A rotten world".

It's a rotten place.

It's a rotten combination.