Sentence examples for rotten life from inspiring English sources

ITS banks may be on the mend, but Japan's rotten life insurers have been getting sicklier, not better.

The presence of the Negro gives them desperate and self-destructive excuses for a rotten life devoid of mores.

Her brother's death, and the refusal of Creo to let him be buried, is her opportunity to challenge this rotten life.

Perhaps there are women in this world who face comparably rotten life choices, but they – and the rest of us – deserve better elaborated escapism than this.

Then he won international renown overnight with Atomised by slagging off today's decision makers - the 1968 student generation - blaming them for the decline in morals, food, conversation and a generally rotten life.

She was angry all the time, hormones raging, hating me and her dad - but mostly me -- for her rotten life.

Arthur wrote to him to say that he 'should stay within his rotten little life and not bother him again'.

Looking back, this insecurity stemmed from the fact the poor thing had a rotten home life with a philandering father and a controlling mother.

But wait: isn't it kind of a human thing to be inspired by somebody who's dealt with obstacles--who grew up poor or spent time in prison or had a rotten home life--and went on to triumph?

"I just wanted him to know he was a good person and might have gotten a rotten deal in life, but that people out there liked him".

"If there is any message in the play, it is probably that life is rotten, even for rotten people... As for the play -- it is pretentious, promising something under its rawness and delivering nothing".