Sentence examples for may be rotten from inspiring English sources
What appears outwardly to be thriving may be rotten inside, a corpse by any other name.
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.
I hope that journalists and in fact, all citizens, will realize that we in academia are dedicated to the truth as much as they are — and while there may be rotten apples in each profession, they should know us better before they burden us.
The decade is rolled out like a stick to beat into people that while the banks, the press, the economy and the politicians may be rotten in 2014, we must never forget that where we came from was so much worse – and where we came from was the 70s.
If a leaf comes out too easily, however, the pineapple may be rotten.
If the peel is very soft and peels very easy your banana may be rotten.
Otherwise, you may find the moral core of this show to be rotten.
Most of your waking hours may have been rotten, but if you think about it, there has to be one silver lining in a day full of dark clouds.
"When Things Were Rotten" may not be the best series ever made, but the show's loyal fans, older but no more mature, have been waiting for the day when they could again shout, "Yay for Robin Hood," to quote that theme song, and revisit the show on home video.
Fruit that is rotten may be used in lieu of edible food.
Web sites like DontDateHimGirl.com, ManHaters.com and TrueDater.com are dedicated to outing bad apples or just identifying people who may not be rotten but whose dating profiles are rife with fiction.
