Sentence examples for rotten state of from inspiring English sources

One is the rotten state of the Italian economy: Mediobanca is keen to diversify its exposure.

His book The Rotten State of Britain is published this month.

"The ultimate act of art is to bring about change", he declares, bemoaning corruption and the rotten state of education.

Mr Qadri taps into deep anguish among Pakistanis who despair at the rotten state of their country and their cynically awful leaders.

The book feels more urgent and powerful now than ever, turning a profound intelligence on the rotten state of the US.

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

Writing for the Evening Standard, Nicolas de Jongh feels that the play "has dated and matured as well as vintage cheese" and the current situation in Iraq "lends an arresting topicality to John Osborne's 50-year-old, rotten-state-of-the-nation drama".

And the promised sale of state assets, notably of the rotten state telecoms company, has barely been mentioned.At the heart of these contradictions lies the venomous tribal politics that Mr Kibaki vowed to end.

In Hamlet, disquisitions on man, belief, a "rotten" state, and times "out of joint"—clearly reflect a growing disquiet and skepticism.

In a world of insidious surveillance, the audience is spectator to the madness, violence and rancour of the "rotten" state.

The great wealth of DRC's natural resources, especially minerals, is the source of much of this instability, just as it was the magnet that drew in the Belgian colonialists, and then the western interests that backed the rotten, predatory state of Mobutu Sese Seko.