Sentence examples for really woefully from inspiring English sources

So we were really woefully unprepared because we didn't take that lesson seriously.

There's definitely a hierarchy with freedom of movement that Western people are really woefully unaware of.

There really has been a woefully notable heroin subset of the grunge subculture.

"This $5 billion is woefully inadequate to really cover the entire magnitude of the problem facing suppliers if there were to be a bankruptcy," Mr. Dreisig said.

CBBC's Horrible Histories is a wonderfully curious thing: wildly praised, yet woefully undersold as really funny … for a kids' show.

"But there are also some things where you can really hear Herschel, who is woefully under-represented on record and who, until now, we hardly ever got to hear stretched out.

Rights, and the recognition of them, still lag woefully behind what is really needed to protect employees.

But, Rita Young says, this falls woefully short of what pensioners really need.

"So we're left, in an era of rising fish consumption, with a woefully inadequate program, a patchwork really, for a product that deteriorates very quickly if not properly kept".

Because there are plenty of unanswered questions about her -- and her woefully thin political career -- that really need to be asked.

Then we could finally figure out whether he really is a child of our time, or rather woefully, unforgivably out of sync.