Sentence examples for that is rotten from inspiring English sources

"It's the crate itself that is rotten.

Maybe it does reflect all that is rotten in the honours system.

Zemmour describes France as an ostensibly prosperous society that is "rotten from within"; wealth is a mask for inner decay.

Now that a very large apple, Rebekah Brooks, has been arrested, it is clear that it is the entire barrel that is rotten.

In the climactic scene in the book, when John the Savage rebels against Fordist society, his anger is concentrated on Soma, which has come to symbolise all that is rotten in this future-state.

With his executive past running the military supply group Halliburton, Dick Cheney has come to symbolise all that is rotten in the current White House as far as the Democratic tendency is concerned.

It's the stuff in the house that's rotten.

Others saw black stumps and complained of breath that was rotten.

"This case reflects everything that was rotten about the system," said Mr. Gottlieb.

Since his appointment, Benítez has deconstructed the workings of a club that was rotten to the core.

"But what is true is that this was a government that was rotten to the core, and many factors came together to finally bring it down".