Sentence examples for so rotten that from inspiring English sources

Worse, Ukraine's state is so rotten that laws are not executed in any case.

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

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.

What we've got instead is a movie so rotten any cinema that shows it is in danger of being shut down by the board of health.

Mr. McAllister, a German whose father was Scottish, continued, "Our approach is that things are so rotten in Germany that they can only get better with the C.D.U".

Corrente didn't give the money back, much less call the police, but his behavior suggests how hard it was for the F.B.I. to find the evidence it sought to sustain Rose's claim that City Hall was so rotten with gangsters that nothing could be achieved by legitimate means, but "anything could be had for a price".

Americans are already feeling so rotten about the economy that the potential upside of a successful negotiation might be greater than the downside of failure.

The health-insurance system in America has been so rotten for so long that losing even a bad plan is deeply frightening — which is why it verges on cruelty for the Administration to not have anticipated and prepared for what, based on press reports, seems to be a wave of cancellation letters.