Sentence examples for so wretched from inspiring English sources

Oh, I am so wretched, she said.

How did so much customer service become so wretched?

By whose agency does it remain so wretched?

That it was England playing is no doubt what made the spectacle so wretched.

Agriculture is so wretched that the country has become a big food importer.

Their pasts are so wretched that they live in the here and now.

He remembers a short-lived job in London in his teens, and getting the early morning train from Benfleet, "feeling so absolutely wretched and defeated and just nothing.

"Pondering all this, the palsied universe lies before us like a leper," as Melville concludes, "and like wilful travellers in Lapland, who refuse to wear coloured glasses upon their eyes, so the wretched infidel gazes himself blind at the monumental white shroud that wraps all the prospect around him.

Certainly, if this recommendation is enacted, it will seem but a short step for some couples, between meeting, staying over, and bouncing on the beds at Ikea, and finding themselves on intimate terms, like so many wretched divorcees before them, with a member of Resolution, "committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes".

So steeped in wretched excess that one man boasts about the precise temperature his climate-controlled shoe closet should be.

England's World Cup campaign has been humiliatingly wretched so far, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain any faith in their ability to turn it around.