Sentence examples for badly sorted from inspiring English sources

There is nothing surprising about that because Democrats were more badly sorted to begin with (see the Civil Rights example above).

The whole components are badly sorted fragments of rudists, corals, echinoderms and gastropods, with an average grain size that may reach several centimetres, though they vary considerably from layer to layer and may exceeds 30 centimetres (Fig. 4, 5).

The coins could be badly sorted.

Sarandon plays the mother of brothers Segel and Helms, the former a stoner-visionary, a satori-seeker who still lives in her basement; the latter a seemingly sorted-out elder brother who, it turns out, badly needs slapping awake.

Well, sorted!

All sorted.

All sorted by "relevance".

That's the sorted culture.

So that's that sorted.

It's all sorted now.

Badly damaged.