Sentence examples similar to utterly wretched attacks from inspiring English sources

He looks utterly wretched.

That is utterly wretched officiating, unacceptably poor.

He was holding a few boxes of matches in his trembly fingers and looked utterly wretched.

They might, that is, if they stop doing the utterly wretched routines that pass for choreography on this show.

Things go from bad to worse. Louis snatches the little boy and takes him to Italy, where he is utterly wretched.

You'd be hard-pushed to call Beautiful Future anything other than patchy: it veers from a beautiful, reverb-drenched cover of Fleetwood Mac's Over and Over, featuring Linda Thompson, to the utterly wretched gospel-influenced Zombie Man.

Mythical nations have a long and honorable history in political fiction — there is the nameless Baltic country in Anthony Powell's "Venusberg," Ishmaelia in Evelyn Waugh's "Scoop" and the utterly wretched Costaguana in Joseph Conrad's "Nostromo".

"They were left feeling utterly wretched," he says.

Cerro de Pasco has also always been an utterly wretched place to call home.

I will never be the Warrior and that makes me feel utterly wretched.

Here is an utterly wretched picture of a dog abandoned by its owners and tied to a pole while a flood caused by a violent hurricane continues to swell around him.