Sentence examples for it's pretty rotten from inspiring English sources
Yet even this sideshow can't top the ending, which I won't spoil, although it's pretty rotten in itself.
I remember waiting in line to see it in the theater, and being pumped when Yoda was doing his thing, but man — it really is pretty rotten.
There's a pretty clear implication that most people's luck actually turns out to be pretty rotten, which underlines one of Anderson's recurring themes: British life always comes with the sour tang of disappointment.
And the outside world tends to be viewed as a source of trouble.Indeed, for a great many people the way things are is pretty rotten: Burmese monks, for instance, or the Luo in Kenya.
In her quest to find out who she was, she learns some things that are not especially appealing; in fact she seems to have been dreadful, and most of the people who know her are pretty rotten too.
"I fell over on holiday in Germany and fractured my pelvis, which I thought that was pretty rotten luck.
The specs are pretty rotten when compared to any normal hard drive: 80GB SATA, 16ms seek time, at 4200RPM.
The fidelity, sensitivity, and ease-of-use are off the chart; there are plenty of perfectly nice little camcorders out there right now, but the fact is that their image quality is pretty rotten, and low light performance is just plain terrible across the board.
Breakups themselves are "pretty rotten for everyone," Morris says, but they are so common "we must have some way to come through them.
