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The phrase "a sorry world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a sense of disappointment or sadness about the state of the world or humanity.
Example: "In times of crisis, it often feels like we live in a sorry world, where compassion is hard to find."
Alternatives: "a sad world" or "a pitiful world".
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That would be a sorry world indeed".
Babe's nearly fateful meeting with the pit bull conveys more terror and tenderness than similar encounters in most human-centered films, and suggests that the film's bold message -- "a kind and steady heart can mend a sorry world" -- may not be so unattainable after all.
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For the most part it's a sad and sorry world in terms of leadership.
(See "A New M.B.A.'s View: The Sorry World We're Entering").. It's a nice gesture, and the kids are definitely all right.
For Precious, redemption of a kind is nonetheless on the way, but the sorry world from which she hails will play no part in it.
Manchester United's Patrice Evra, as France captain, did have something to say, but he gave the distinct impression a whole lot more would be said when this sorry World Cup campaign is finally over.
After Trump won, Alexander tweeted: "Sorry, world.
The Neasden bunker – pointless, horrid and pathetic, although intensely fascinating – sums up the sorry world of the bunker.
But what fixed itself in Augustine's memory, instead, is something that happened when they got home: "In his glee he told my mother it was the sort of tipsy glee in which this sorry world has forgotten you, its creator, and fallen in love instead with something you've created".
The update to iTunes is out now, but iTunes Match is available only for U.S. users (sorry, world).
Update: Google says that most of the deals are going to be U.S.-only (sorry world!) but there may be some app specials outside the U.S. Stay tuned.
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