Sentence examples for rotten character from inspiring English sources

The Rock, a thoroughly rotten character, is short for his former nom de mat, Rocky Maivia, a nice guy who finished last -- like Michael S. Dukakis.

This critique, compressed into 14 constitutional articles, aims to expose the rotten character of a political system that blends the continuation of ancient pre-democratic practices with modern anti-democratic measures designed to maximise the powers of a prime minister through the fusion of the executive and legislative branches of government.

One bad boss is very like another, so listen to other people's stories and build a profile of a rotten-boss character.

"This is a local shop, for local people; there's nothing for you here," is one of the most loved catchphrases from The League of Gentlemen, a British comedy series focusing on an incestuous motley crew of rotten-toothed characters living in the fictional town of Royston Vasey.

But Mary Anne is not a classic case study of the abuse victim: there's something rotten in her character as well.

From the rotten state of some characters' teeth to faithfully recreating an 18th-century high street, the attention to detail was "amazing", says Horsfield.

Also much in evidence is Lamott's trademark insightfulness, as when a character spies a rotten tree: "Look!

"We all are rotten seeds," says the most cynical character in "Elena," Katerina, who is paradoxically the only character honest with herself and others and who shows glimmers of redemption.

The pileup of all these ingredients, not to mention the hedgehog Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle from the Beatrix Potter books and cameo appearances by certain Alice in Wonderland characters, make "Something Rotten" more than clever: they make it clever and a half.

Meanwhile, both Rotten Tomatoes and Wikipedia list Adams' character as Mary Sue and Peggy.

"Rotten Rita," this Shakespearean cast of characters.