Sentence examples for said woefully from inspiring English sources

It was, he said, "woefully inadequate".

It was unbelievable," he said, woefully.

"I knew this day would come!" the landlady said, woefully.

Oh well, as Gilda Radner usually said woefully in character as Roseanne Roseannadanna years ago on "Saturday Night Live": "It's always something.

The British Red Cross said woefully inadequate social care was now "a humanitarian crisis" because of its dire human consequences.

We can't even have an orchard, because we don't have anything," María Ángela said woefully about their lack of resources.

Government critics, however, say woefully mismanaged state policies became a tool to keep the socialists in power, destroying the country in the process.

Port commissioners (local grandees elected or appointed to the office) have the power to revoke a pilot's commission for negligence and to refuse increases in pilotage rates and are often, pilots say, woefully ignorant.The tension continues.

Suffice it to say; woefully inadequate as our copyright laws might be, they are the law.

In 1983, Hillary chaired a committee to recommend new education standards for us as a part of and in response to a court order to equalize school funding and a report by a national expert that said our woefully underfunded schools were the worst in America.

The US, he said, is "woefully unprepared".