Sentence examples for plain rotten from inspiring English sources
The phrase "plain rotten" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something or someone that is very bad or unpleasant. Example: The restaurant's food was plain rotten, the meat was overcooked and the vegetables were underseasoned.
Mr. Leeds, the story goes, was said to be a drunkard, and the couple's devil child was, at the very least, just plain rotten.
Editors? White had her own ideas about who should draw the line, if a line had to be drawn, between what was good for children, what was childish, and what was just plain rotten.
He looks forward to these Games for so long, and he's the best that's ever done it," he could have been talking about any of the many athletes whose hopes and dreams and best-laid plans have been spoiled by injury, illness, technical malfunction, a lousy night's sleep, or just plain rotten luck.
While this could be considered an appetizing opportunity to a contrarian stock investor, eBay otherwise looks just plain rotten.
I'm not normally one to subscribe to conspiracy theories, but something is just plain rotten in this whole New York Times/Associated Press/Media Bloggers Association love fest.
Often you can tell by a simple squeeze whether someone is fresh, bruised, or just plain rotten.
Hamilton, of course, has had rotten luck, plain and simple, with three engine failures, in China, Russia and Malaysia.
The narrator, a morally correct thief who targets hypocrites and the undeserving rich, is able to turn into a bug when he needs to gain entry, sparing the thief (and the writer) the technical difficulties of, for example, getting into the back seat of a car in plain sight of its rotten bourgeois owners.
"Endlessly questioning the integrity of someone when you do not have the evidence is bad judgment, rotten politics and plain wrong.
The damage done to the financial system by lax controls, rotten incentives and passive regulation is plain.
Was the movie just plain bad, as its 11% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes and C+ CinemaScore suggest?
