Sentence examples for as wretched from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Indiana's offense was as wretched as its defense.

For its residents, life has remained as wretched as ever.

There was something about the monetary figure that struck him as wretched.

We are so exhausted that, even as wretched as we are, we could probably manage to sleep, but at 3 a.m. the room is rocked with noise.

"Our situation is almost as wretched as Bethlehem's, only there is a little hope in sight," said Timothy McNally of the Pomfret Board of Selectmen.

Tofu yogurt is nearly as wretched as the food at Shea Stadium (which, in case you didn't know, is probably the worst food in the world).

If, as a visitor there, you don't smoothly adapt, you may be as noisily wretched as Woody Allen in "Annie Hall".

You are as "apolitical" as the wretched Jay Leno was, a champion of the status quo.

The novel is at heart a love story, but one that is as warped and wretched as it is tender.

The important thing is to relish New Year's Day, the one moment in the year when almost everyone is feeling as tired and wretched as you are.

The desolate installation, with staff ordered to look as sullen and wretched as possible, is believed to have added millions to the local economy.