Sentence examples for case of rotten from inspiring English sources

The Reverend Mr. Clarrify preached for 4 Sundays in a row on evil, using a case of rotten oranges as an example.

In the publication Socialist Appeal, Max Shachtman, then a Marxist theorist (he later moved to the right), titled a 1937 article "The Politics of Gus Tyler — A Genuine Case of Rotten Liberalism in the Party".

Is this a case of spectacularly rotten timing, or is something being kept from us?

In the case of "Something Rotten," there's so much of this that (in the words of Thursday's father, regarding time travel, another twist here) "it's a bit like having a tumble dryer in your head, Sweetpea".

But it's a case of 'one rotten egg spoiling the whole soup'".

In any case, a standard of rotten layoffs seems to be emerging.

Turnbull said the report proved it "is not a case of a few rotten apples spoiling the whole barrel".

"He's the heart and soul of why this case is rotten to the core," said Mr. Tankleff's lawyer, Robert C. Gottlieb.

Jake's case cautions us that it's inadequate to speak of rotten apples and lack of resources, of demoralised staff and officers unqualified to care for vulnerable children.

The sweet smell of rotten apples, for instance, indicates diabetes.

The mall reeked of rotten meat.