Sentence examples for all is rotten from inspiring English sources

The press has begun running stories arguing that not all is rotten in the state of Germany, and that many things have changed for the better.

Berkholz's post reflects how not all is rotten in the enterprise world.

But all is rotten inside".

Maybe it does reflect all that is rotten in the honours system.

In the climactic scene in the book, when John the Savage rebels against Fordist society, his anger is concentrated on Soma, which has come to symbolise all that is rotten in this future-state.

With his executive past running the military supply group Halliburton, Dick Cheney has come to symbolise all that is rotten in the current White House as far as the Democratic tendency is concerned.

But they add to the sense that something is rotten all the same.

"We all know that something is rotten in Denmark," Mr. Schumer said.

And the answer is probably no". If all of our generation's technology is digital, and 1,000 years from now the current digital information is "rotten," all of the information about our time period will be lost, he warned.

We all know, now, that something is rotten on Centre Court.

"We all are rotten seeds," says the most cynical character in "Elena," Katerina, who is paradoxically the only character honest with herself and others and who shows glimmers of redemption.