Sentence examples for not rotten from inspiring English sources

"It's not rotten at the core.

With her elfin ears and waifish looks, she is not rotten.

Drawing himself up, he said, "I beg your pardon, sir. It is not rotten.

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.

It's also mouth-wateringly delicious: the bread moist but not wet, the bananas ripe but not rotten, and a crème anglaise made intense by vanilla bean.

Not quite all – Chummy's copper hubby, he's OK; maybe a bit of a lapdog, but at least he's not rotten to the core like the rest of them.

But "Rotten" wasn't rotten.

The Billion Prices Project uses prices off the web to construct its own index; it looks remarkably similar to the official CPI: No, the core isn't rotten — and inflation really is low.

Following the money trail through media corridors to store shelves and watching the cycle of "endorse, sell, buy, repeat" play out indefinitely is enough to make even marginally skeptical observers wonder if something isn't rotten in Denmark.

Make sure it isn't rotten, or it may be too squishy and juicy to peel.

Make sure the orange isn't rotten because the peels will be too squishy, when you slice, it may break apart.