Sentence examples for thoroughly wretched from inspiring English sources
Few were worse than Ocean's Eleven, a fondly remembered though thoroughly wretched 1960 phone-in job.
IT HAS been a thoroughly wretched summer in the rich world: weak growth, dismal jobs numbers and plunges in stockmarkets.
This is true, of course, but the words were conveyed in a way that suggested Klinsmann absolved himself of all responsibility for what was, no matter the quality of the other side, a thoroughly wretched display.
Europe's long abuse of the Roma does not command the same kind of attention as Europe's thoroughly wretched history of anti-Semitism.
We always knew top-level football, the Premier League world in which Allardyce is so thoroughly steeped, is a wretched hive of scum and villainy, not to mention a vast barfing geyser of greed.
As thoroughly as Perry has covered this territory, her descriptions of these miserable streets and their wretched inhabitants still have the power to shock, as do her unsentimental views on the appalling price of progress during the industrial age.
"I feel absolutely wretched.
