Sentence examples for rotten circumstances from inspiring English sources
Though it hinges in ways too elaborate to summarize on untimely deaths, covert abortions, taboo affairs and all manner of disasters that rumble forth continually from the past and crash down regularly in the present like a crazy hail of falling pianos, there's a difference between a knot of rotten circumstances and a knit-together narrative.
Loach's films are often either a call to arms (a reminder of the rotten, vicious circumstances many people face) or portraits of specific political movements.
Sure, Chicago returns to the playoffs after a two-year absence, but the circumstances are rotten – like that pumpkin on your front porch will soon be.
Sifton writes of Afghans forced by terrible circumstance to eat "rotten cow bowels" and "old animal parts discarded by butchers".
Using nuclear weapons, he said, was "a dirty, rotten way to kill people" that could not be justified "in any circumstances," even in retaliation.
In such promisingly dismal circumstances, the Daily Mail dispatched a journalist to find that something was rotten in the state of Weatherfield.
But "Rotten" wasn't rotten.
