Sentence examples for looks wretched from inspiring English sources
The city still looks wretched, but the lakes of oil beneath it could bankroll an otherwise impecunious Kurdish homeland for generations to come.
The Don Valley and south Lancashire look wretched alongside the Ruhr or Toulouse.
The plant will look wretched, but remember the old adage, 'growth follows the knife'.
Before that third-and-10 from their 1-yard line, the Giants had only 78 yards of net offense and looked wretched in punting on four of their first five possessions.
Because they look wretched and sickly, and because they are tough and have their own fighting units and are full of chutzpa.
He looks utterly wretched.
His humorous eye made the entire country look wretched.
He looked absolutely wretched, like a beaten dog.
He was holding a few boxes of matches in his trembly fingers and looked utterly wretched.
While the actors cluster together, trying to work out the feelings for a climactic scene, von Trier sits off by himself, like the oddball kid at a party, looking so wretched it hurts to watch him.
