Sentence examples for being rotten from inspiring English sources

"He's always whining, something being rotten in Denmark and the world so awful.

Underwriting a regime in the North that carries on being rotten and repressive will not be one of them.

It's Britain's most traditional form of protest: compact, versatile, eggalitarian (sorry), and loaded with the potential of being rotten.

Sources close to Hunt accused Bercow of being "rotten with bias", adding that he "should not be Speaker".

And the steroids scandals, beyond being rotten in themselves, disrupted history, and what is baseball without a sense of how yesterday's game relates to today's?

Danny Leigh will be blogging on Terry Gilliam, who's just turned 70 and is producing his first opera next year, and Stuart Heritage will be taking issue with Billy Bob Thornton's grumble about films these days being rotten.

The timing was rotten.

"The floors were rotten.

"Their goods are rotten.

"The system is rotten".

Something is rotten somewhere.