It's rotten for the community.
Marilyn "I never saw Li-Lo's crotch" Manson proves blanket publicity may be rotten for the soul, but it will get you in the top twenty.
Her office, which by the 1990's was receiving 2,000 letters a day, functioned as a de facto clearing house for people in need, maintaining computerized lists of support groups and social service agencies in hundreds of cities. "I can't salvage a life that's been rotten for 20 years in a little bit of newspaper space," Mrs. Lederer told The New York Times Magazine in 1974.
If I get shot it will be rotten for some people at home, but I am bound to get it in the neck sometime, so why not make a creditable show, and let people see that poets can fight as well as anybody else?
I'm very much looking forward to I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, which starts this Sunday; this was the second year I was asked to do it, and again I turned it down because a) I'm not a celebrity, b) I'd miss my husband too much and c) I'm greedy and would eat all the rations, which would be rotten for my fellow campers.
Consumer spending will be rotten for some time.
Combined, these incidents less describe the downfall of a family and more describe how it had been rotten for years, as deeds performed long ago slowly corroded its spiritual center.
"If there is any message in the play, it is probably that life is rotten, even for rotten people... As for the play -- it is pretentious, promising something under its rawness and delivering nothing".
In a movie where almost everyone is rotten except for an innocent couple sucked into the fray, who really cares?
Staunch supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders, whose views are much closer to mine than Hillary Clinton's, seem to feel like I did years ago: "The system is rotten; I will vote for a third party candidate or sit it out".
