Sentence examples for badly put together from inspiring English sources

Look at the way in which this matter has been dealt with, it has been so badly put together.

As for the president himself, the prince described him as "badly put together, in a black suit," with "the appearance of a bootmaker".

A corner house is for sale at a scarcely believable 2.7m rupees.India's cities, by and large, are charmless and badly put together.

Even though the Chinese firms seemed to have made some progress in areas such as bodywork, overall the cars were badly put together and not pleasant to drive.

The biggest obstacle in the way of designers such as Zhang has been the western perception that "made in China" means cheap and badly put together.

In a letter to his older brother, Orion, he wrote: "When I get in I am borne and rubbed and crowded along, and need scarcely trouble myself about using my own legs; and when I get out it seems like I had been pulled to pieces and very badly put together again".

Harry Redknapp described the Tottenham Hotspur squad that he inherited from the previous regime at the club as "badly balanced and put together" as he looked forward to putting his own stamp on it.

When Sonia was two, a baffled doctor turned to her mother and said: "She's just a clumsy, badly put-together baby".

Even the single currency's diehard backers now acknowledge that it was put together badly and run worse.

"We will miss them badly but we can still put together a team good enough to stand their ground against the English," he said.

No wonder a country put together in such a clumsy fashion has never prospered and remains a limb badly set.