Sentence examples for felt woefully from inspiring English sources

The band's dynamics felt woefully out of whack – guitar too low, bass too loud.

The production felt woefully generalized when I watched it in live performance in the 1990s.

About 40 of the 320 teaching fellows who started in September abandoned their new profession before the school year ended, in some cases because they felt woefully inadequate.

We've all been there when we've felt woefully unprepared for the latest holiday battle of the brains.

Hitler and Stalin exhibited strong hatred towards Jews from childhood, and because they felt woefully inadequate, they did things to try and show everybody that they have power.

"People feel woefully underserved in basic city services".

Barât, who looks like Macaulay Culkin impersonating Bryan Ferry, feels woefully overexposed, given his inexperience.

Distracted again momentarily by the gorgeous Charlotte Wakefield and Aneurin Barnard - and yes, MouthoftheMersey, they do make me feel woefully old.

It's scary and it's a lot of work — an undertaking most of us feel woefully unprepared to tackle.

Come December, with its avalanche of invitations, my year-round tactic of dressing on the casual side of smart-casual suddenly feels woefully inadequate.

I was sceptical of the first season, but now that all the critics are loving this show, I just feel woefully behind.