Sentence examples for even more woefully from inspiring English sources

South America is even more woefully unrepresented.

Yet even more decades after sex discrimination was supposedly abolished, women remain woefully discriminated against.

But in too many recent movies intelligence is woefully undervalued, and it is this quality — even more than its considerable beauty — that distinguishes 'Little Children' from its peers".

But in too many recent movies intelligence is woefully undervalued, and it is this quality — even more than its considerable beauty — that distinguishes "Little Children" from its peers.

The power of the performance by Mr. Considine, who wrote the script with Mr. Meadows, is even more extraordinary, considering that his character's complex psyche is woefully unexplored, and that there are long stretches in which he is absent from the screen.

People are even more unlikely to put up with the new rules, which are woefully lacking in legitimacy.

"New modes of creation, reuse, mixing and mash-ups made possible by digital technologies and the Internet have made it even more clear that Congress's attempt to define fair use is woefully inadequate".

Also included in this miserable run was a woefully mis-hit wedge in approaching the 9th made even more painful for Goosen after birdies at the 5th and 6th.

So they enlist a lawyer (Jessica Biel), who has woefully little to do other than provide exposition and make Sandler's horndog misogyny even more evident.

Followed by an even more brilliant exchange between Iranian writer-scholar Reza Aslan and two CNN anchors who look and sound so woefully thick by comparison that it's almost painful to watch.

It was another woefully inept showing from Del Bosque's men as Depor spurned several glaring opportunities that should have made the scoreline even more emphatic.