Sentence examples for was really screwed from inspiring English sources

If that were true, he'd joke, then the country was really screwed.

After a moment, in a reedy, nervous voice, she said, "I was really screwed up back then.

"If he had lost [a court trial], given the 13 felony indictments, he was really screwed," Lessig said.

"While he was really screwing up with the whole issue of Iraq, he said, 'I want to eliminate DACA and DAPA, but I'm not going to do it until I find a substitute for the folks that are in the DAPA and DACA programs,' which are the executive orders of the president.

I'm going to be really screwed.

"You can see that you're really screwed in an abstract way.

"We're really screwed now," an anonymous NSA official told Foreign Policy magazine.

But if we're really screwed up, we can do sexual touch but we don't allow ourselves be touched lovingly.

"I think since then we've been keen to ensure anything we do with Labour or any other parties is really screwed down," he said.

But if you say to them, "Think about it," and then follow up with them, you'll hear, "Well, actually, this is really screwed up, and I think you need to fix it".

The sparse laughs come mostly through audience anxiety - when our hero remarks that "everybody has a little darkness in them" (by this stage, it's quite an understatement); when an ex tells him, "Hank, you are really screwed up".