Sentence examples for poorly of from inspiring English sources

The Neon has sold poorly of late.

Did he think poorly of my scholarship?

The narrator's physicist father thinks poorly of metaphors.

But about one in four in the United States and Britain thought poorly of Muslims.

I don't think poorly of the blacks that live in the projects.

I think poorly of man, of economics, of society, of America".

Not that Shaw would ever think poorly of verbal facility, especially his own.

It's not as though most Americans don't already think poorly of Republicans anyway.

"In Michigan, you'll never hear a Congressional member speak poorly of the auto industry.

Gordon, obviously thinking poorly of his battalion commander, now asserted a claim to assume command of the 750 survivors.

"A man ought to be able to die without people speaking poorly of him," he said, finally.