Sentence examples for it's wretched from inspiring English sources
It's not even just bad, it's wretched.
("It's wretched," he declared after the first sip).
It's wretched trying to make life impersonate art, but it is cheaper than actors.
Well, not a typewriter, actually – my horrid little laptop, which I wrestle with: it's wretched, always letting me down".
But Judy Chicago and her Dinner Party, Eve Ensler and her Vagina Monologues – it's wretched stuff, po-faced and self-righteous, all the very worst bits of 1970s feminism rolled up in a tube.
But it's wretched as a camera: Photos are garish and fuzzy at best, and things get worse as the light gets dimmer and the pix get the shakes.
It was wretched to see the vacuum repair shop finally die on my high street earlier this year.
It might not be the worst thing to befall human beings, but it is wretched beyond all description.
While the referee Rob Styles may well have been unsighted by Amdy Faye it was wretched that his assistant, too, was unable to detect any offence.
