Sentence examples for rotten about from inspiring English sources

There is something rotten about these kids, but they sure look good.

"This case reflects everything that was rotten about the system," said Mr. Gottlieb.

"I've never said anything rotten about Andrew in print, and he never said anything about me.

But if something is rotten about the market, the best answer may be a simpler structure, not more lawsuits.

Americans are already feeling so rotten about the economy that the potential upside of a successful negotiation might be greater than the downside of failure.

For many, this floating pavilion, claimed on parliamentary expenses by a Conservative knight of the shires, revealed something rotten about the House of Commons.

She had been one of those dorky girls in high school, one of those girls they made rotten jokes about, but she didn't care.

KCET) includes, in order, "The Bottom of the Barrel," about oil; "Secrets of the Code," about genetics; "I Have AIDS: A Teenager's Story"; "Down the Drain," about water, and "The Rotten Truth," about trash.

In her Salome kit (Desmond has sent Paramount a rotten script about the deadly dancer), Close, with her big and yearning voice, is all silver and dangle.

During their first meeting, Rodgers talked about all the bad things she'd done as a child, which resulted in her first book, "The Rotten Book," about a boy who does a bookful of rotten things and decides to be good.

In my own defence, it's also a result of a very effective piece of programme-making, and it took a good couple of hours to remember all the rotten things about the Thatcher years that Tory! Tory! Tory! left out.