Sentence examples for totally bankrupt from inspiring English sources

She would have been totally bankrupt had not 5,000 people turned up for 3,000 tickets.

The UK's "winner-takes-all", first-past-the-post (FPTP) voting system is, to quote the Ukip leader, "totally bankrupt".

They fear that, if the North were to collapse, the cost of absorbing a country that's totally bankrupt, has no industrial base, and whose workforce is stunted by famine and isolation would wipe out their great economy.

It was difficult – my parents divorced, my father was in jail, totally bankrupt: all the checks in the boxes that were bad happened in the space of a couple of months.

But it was my intention to concentrate my department and all economic organs on the cabinet and become premier when the economy goes totally bankrupt and the state is on the verge of collapse".

More and more in this campaign, the Republicans are the ones who look hopelessly out of touch with the mood of the country (along with the demographic and economic changes it is undergoing), totally bankrupt of new ideas that respond to the challenges of the moment and reflexively driven by their side's most extreme purity-demanding partisans.

Apparently squandering billions of dollars and letting tens of thousands of Americans die and go bankrupt is totally fine.

By Jon Michaud April 5, 2011 Gingrich delivered a stem-winding speech at a meeting of the Republican congressional conference in which he claimed not only that Medicare is going financially bankrupt but also that the Democrats are "totally morally bankrupt".

Gingrich delivered a stem-winding speech at a meeting of the Republican congressional conference in which he claimed not only that Medicare is going financially bankrupt but also that the Democrats are "totally morally bankrupt".

— Sidney Blumenthal, Comment, "Medicine Show," September 25 , 1995Gingrich delivered a stem-winding speech at a meeting of the Republican congressional conference in which he claimed not only that Medicare is going financially bankrupt but also that the Democrats are "totally morally bankrupt".

Recall that Osborne, Cameron and Clegg argued at the time that the UK was bankrupt and like Greece, which was of course totally untrue.