Sentence examples for more woeful from inspiring English sources

More woeful than wizard, to be sure.

As Williams took control of the second set, her noises became more triumphant, while Sharapova's became more woeful.

Even more woeful than the kleptocratic gangsterism that has replaced Soviet rule in "the Stans" is the frightful violence in the Caucasus.

Mamadou Sakho, capitalising on yet more woeful defending, Daniel Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho added further punishment to the dishevelled Everton back-line.

In the United States Senate and House of Representatives, the figure is an even more woeful 15percentt, or 60th in the global rankings of the Interparliamentary Union.

Although Greece announced a surprise increase, this still left its output 4.8% lower than in early 2010; and it followed a more woeful performance late last year than previously thought.

It was that and much more: witty, woeful, devious and delirious to the point of obsession.

The laureate doesn't select all the words submitted for inclusion in "La Familia," and perhaps that is why the crowdsourced work hews more abstractly woeful than furious.

Forty more years of woeful discrimination and underachievement is not an option.

Today might just be the day we say "no more" to our woeful levels of sexual ill health and unacceptable rates of teenage pregnancies.

IT'S hard to say what's more exasperating: the woeful performance of the credit ratings agencies during the recent mortgage securities boom or the failure to hold them accountable in the bust that followed.