Sentence examples for far more screwed from inspiring English sources

The way Soloway let the shock sit kind of quietly was a total punch in the stomach, because it also put into perspective the fact that Josh -- a cisgender heterosexual -- is far more screwed up than anyone in his family, but might not be recognized as such by bigoted, bullshit social standards.

Or maybe just more screwed up themselves.

Stourton occasionally recognises that this logic could be reversed: "The more he screwed around, the more screwed up she got".

Sadly, the cure for screwing around turns out to be more screwing around, with the volume turned up.

But just as all those channels open numerous opportunities for us to upgrade the experiences, it also means we have far more interactions and touchpoints to screw it all up.

Obama explained that far more attention is drawn to "screw-ups" than successes when it comes to the performance of the executive branch.

But ethnographers who have studied the Hispanic paradox for years suggest there may be a far more mundane explanation for it: the numbers are screwed up.

Congressional hearing or not, the truth of Facebook's platform screw-ups is far more universal than political claims on the right or left might suggest.

In the broader context of foreign attacks on US government networks, it would be far more shocking if nobody at the DOD had ever screwed up and downloaded a tainted attachment.

It owes far more to Henry James's The Turn of the Screw than to A Nightmare on Elm Street.

The leading authoritarian powers of the world — China, Russia and Iran — have tightened the screws at home while becoming far more aggressive beyond their boundaries.