Sentence examples for was so wretched from inspiring English sources

"That particular part of my life was so wretched," he recalls.

Still, the years were not as bad as 2012, when the weather was so wretched virtually no wine was made at all.

The situation at Aston Villa was so wretched following their recent relegation that Roberto Di Matteo has admitted he felt the need to demolish the entire house and begin a complete reconstruction of the 142-year-old club.

The first spouse club meeting I went to, the C.O.'s wife said, 'Your duty now is to support his duty.' That experience was so wretched, I was sure I would never go to another one". Smiley addressed them one by one, but mostly, it seemed, they wanted to vent.

"George was also very depressed, and told his mother that his life was so wretched that he would rather die," Solyom said.

Oh, I am so wretched, she said.

Agriculture is so wretched that the country has become a big food importer.

Their pasts are so wretched that they live in the here and now.

Religion may have receded as an electoral issue, largely because the economy is so wretched, but it could easily return.

Yet because living on a public sex-offender registry is so wretched, many abscond.Some states have decided that harsher sex laws are not always better.

About one-fourth of Pakistani children, even from poor families, now attend private schools, simply because the public schools are so wretched.