Sentence examples for indeed a sorry from inspiring English sources
Though Evie's anti-parental judgmentalism is itself judged by the novel, the book's adults are indeed a sorry bunch.
It was, indeed, a sorry sight: ten or fifteen video- and audiocassettes, squeezed into a few inches of shelf between magazines and batteries.
Malcolm is indeed a sorry case who devotes most of his intellectual energy to writing angry letters to newspapers about the state of the culture.
Cambodian political history from the beginning of the 17th century until the establishment of the French protectorate in 1863 is indeed a sorry record of weak kings being undermined by members of their families and forced to seek the protection of their stronger neighbours, Siam (Thailand and Vietnamm.
People are buying a little".A year ago, Ecuador was indeed in a sorry state.
"I cannot trample upon these tinted splendours without fear thrown in my path," he says – and indeed he comes to a sorry end soon after setting foot on it.
That would be a sorry world indeed".
A sorry lot indeed, and happily for the Republic they're gone now; they're history.
"It must be a sorry nation indeed in which judges themselves agree with politicians 100% of the time," he said.
And in the two episodes provided for review it is evident that when it comes to job seeking we are a sorry lot indeed.
We have reached a sorry pass indeed when a sympathetic exhibition about the main author of "The Federalist Papers" is regarded as a regressive, even sinister act.
