Sentence examples for rotten that from inspiring English sources

Now some people think their elected officials are so rotten that only an unelected commission can save us.

Many local systems are so old and inadequate — in some cases, so utterly rotten — that they are overwhelmed by heavy rain.

There is no time to calculate the evaders' full liabilities.Mr Hakeem believes the system is so rotten that, in effect, it offers an amnesty to almost everyone anyway.

Maybe the movie is trying to tell us that the whole American system is so rotten that Book has no recourse — that there's no agency that isn't contaminated.

There is a view that Indian politics is so rotten that the voter usually does not have the choice of a good, clean candidate.

He was among hundreds of political prisoners ordered to sleep on the floor and eat food so rotten that it contained worms.

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.

"Surely they would go rotten in that time".

Now, as rotten as that sounds, you can't tell me you haven't ever wanted sweet revenge.

Over at the Daily Beast, Les Gelb provides a history lesson, noting that "in rotten regimes that fall to street mobs, the historical pattern has been moderates followed by new dictators".

All these movies have incredibly rotten components that ruin all the good parts, and that makes them the absolute worst.