Sentence examples for this stumbling wretch from inspiring English sources

Somehow this stumbling wretch who doesn't know how to stand up, sit down or finish, or start, a sentence tells us more about Cobain and the cult of disintegrating personality than Kilmer's ribald overacting told us about Morrison.

We mean to remove this stumbling-block from genetic psychology (Kuo, 1922)".

Rather than an aberration, this stumble could be endemic.

This she affirms; and this, poor wretch, she suffer'd.

In what conceivable way was this poor wretch a customer?

Or as Goebbels wrote in his diary after Friedelind repeated some remarks Hitler had made about his ally Mussolini: "This fat wretch has committed out-and-out treason.

Of all birds, it was this wretch he hated most.

Whom did the husband of this wretch first meet?

But while there's any weakness left on this wretch of an Earth, his kind will persist.

Another daughter kneels before this "wretch" who is evicting them, "vainly endeavoring to awaken some emotion of humanity in his callous breast".

It says: "You and I are so far superior to this wretch that anything I devise is acceptable as long as it is droll".