Sentence examples for it's woefully from inspiring English sources

"It's woefully out of context and a monument to this guy's ego," said Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, one of the neighborhood groups that fought to block Chupi's construction.

It's woefully underpowered compared to every other ultraportable and its advertised 5 hour battery life is nothing special these days as the new MacBook Pros can rock-out twice as long.

It's woefully undercooked and crunchy.

Weekley sends his pin high, but it's woefully sliced and ends up behind a bunker in knotted rough.

"Petaluma has plenty of antique dealers, but it's woefully under-retailed for everyday shopping," Mr. White explained.

Although it's the colour of Bisto, a glance in the mirror makes it obvious it's woefully inadequate for the task of achieving glorious Apprentice technicolour.

The latest Brexit plan from the U.K. government has been labeled "deluded" by one European commissioner and hammered by others, as Theresa May's government faces mounting accusations that it is woefully unprepared to handle the critical exit talks.

A government strategy paper, "Tomorrow's Tourism", has also been generally welcomed, even if it is woefully short on specifics.

Unlike OTP, it is woefully overstaffed and has yet to overhaul its IT systems.

According to the home affairs select committee in 2013, it is "woefully under-equipped and hamstrung in achieving its original objectives".

"It is woefully inadequate".