Sentence examples for more rotten from inspiring English sources

He could deal with more rotten luck.

Others reckon it is a sign of something more rotten at the system's core.

The society that Elite Squad portrays could hardly be more rotten.

Germany, he said, would not stand for "rotten, more rotten or even worse compromises.

What changed the creature of rotting rags and still more rotten flesh into the suave, elegant stalker of grand houses?

Franz Prucher, the security director for Lower Austria, insisted Austria "is no more rotten than other countries".

From 700 to 750 nm, more severely rotten onions had lower transmittance, whereas from 850 to 900 nm onions with larger rotten tissue had higher transmittance.

They allege that local markets donate free food to the center, along with other essentials like toilet paper and mattresses, but that the padrinos keep the best food for themselves, and the anexados eat little more than rotten vegetables, rice, and bread.

The weather is rotten, more or less, from October to May.

This Ireland is somewhat more benign: not rotten at the core but a blinkered victim of bad luck and foreign — in this case, American — exploitation.

"Conrad was more preoccupied with rotten Western values, the white man's inhumanity to the black man than, as is almost always assumed today, black savagery," she writes.