Sentence examples for too tattered from inspiring English sources
Her biggest success has been making denim bags - £9.99 each - out of jeans too tattered and worn to find any takers.
When the prints became too tattered, they were often junked, in pieces.
Mr. Svenson likes a tattered look, although some pieces are too tattered even for him.
The young man made a show of searching through the bills to find a fifty that he claimed was too tattered to accept.
Compared with the blues singing of role models that stretch from Ms. Brown back to Bessie Smith, hers seems generic and her voice too tattered to carry off the more difficult technical flourishes.
In this Taliban stronghold, about 130 miles from where bombs are dropping in Afghanistan, the prayer rugs lined up on the street were threadbare, and most of the 100 or so men who knelt on them to face Mecca were tattered, too.
The leaves will grow back, and the tree will carry on, a bit tattered, but not too much the worse for wear.
Another rider walked gingerly toward his team car, the right leg of his shorts tattered and nearly gone after he, too, had tumbled onto the road.
Others outfits are tattered and torn.
