Sentence examples for rot about from inspiring English sources

But "Manchester" strikes me as a film about moral rot, about inexpiable crimes of negligence and frivolity.

She is also political poison, the product of a freak election in a New York district where the past has taken root — socialism and a lot of rot about the evils of capitalism.

As matters stand, Bale's only obligation is to spare us the toe-curling rot about his love of the old cockerel badge and his gut-deep gratitude for the development he has enjoyed under Harry Redknapp and Andre Villas-Boas at White Hart Lane.

"I hope to God," an oldish and highly non-combatant general said, in discussing the probable terms of peace with a younger general who had begun the war as a full lieutenant and fought hard all the way up, "that there's going to be no rot about not kicking a man when he's down".

Having come through so many ordeals to become a writer, does the theme of Roses and Rot about great art coming at a price have particular resonance for you?

Pope John Paul II hung on for years – he was dying of Parkinson's disease – while the machinery of the Vatican rotted about him.

High concentration of Zn may bring about rot, chlorosis, and repress the development of plants, while gastrointestinal misery, loose bowels, pancreatic harm, and sickliness, in both people and animals.

The bodies of one group of students hanged in downtown Tripoli's main square were left there to rot for about a week, opposition figures said, as traffic was rerouted to maximize the number of cars forced to pass by.

Tells about the wast -a hunter merely interested in getting a meal for himself & his family - leaving the rest of the carcass to rot; and about elephant killing in the regions of Tsavo National Park, by the Wakamba, and the Waliangulu tribes.

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"The rot started about 12 years ago," Arthur says.