Sentence examples for too rotten from inspiring English sources

Besides, the wall is too rotten for a shelf".

The weather was too rotten even for Marine One.

Skin samples were out of the question; the bodies were too rotten.

"It was too rotten anyway so it had to be cleaned up.

The meat was too rotten but I got marrow out of the bones while on the run.

And it seemed to me that suddenly everything I had ever done, my whole life — all life — had become too rotten!

Until more L.G.B.T. people take this courageous step, and more straight people stop defining our sexuality as morally rotten, too many of us will continue to endure this needless pain.

There's some sympathy, too, for the rotten Sergeant Troy, whose jilted-at-the-altar tear underwrites his anger with pathos – a quality notably lacking from Terence Stamp's 1960s portrayal.

In her quest to find out who she was, she learns some things that are not especially appealing; in fact she seems to have been dreadful, and most of the people who know her are pretty rotten too.

It would be hard to find a person with a better CV for the show: Smith's good manners and amazing athleticism have already won over millions of mums and children (and several gay friends of mine fancy him rotten, too).

If you fake the majority of the time, it's not just that your sex is bad, it may be that your relationship is rotten, too.