Sentence examples for which are woefully from inspiring English sources

People are even more unlikely to put up with the new rules, which are woefully lacking in legitimacy.

Still, the generally good mood of the cricket fans is a firm reminder that more "people-to-people" contacts, which are woefully rare, would surely be helpful.In one part of the stadium, two young Indian fans, howling in delight and bedecked in face-paint, held up a home-made placard declaring, "Our aim is to bring peace, so please co-operate".

All over the country, large and small organisations bring together appropriately-sized numbers of readers and other interested parties to have, in the widest possible sense, literary experiences that are at the very least fun (if not inspiring) and which are woefully under-represented in the wider media.

Some of those proposals are unpopular (Medicare, which was woefully undercovered).

Some of that investment would go toward basic energy research, which is woefully underfunded at present.

It was ugly that Deters called the killing "asinine," which was woefully inadequate.

Net migration figures are calculated from the International Passenger Survey, which is woefully inadequate at tracking where international students end up.

Almost no drugs are confiscated in Haiti, which is woefully under-equipped to wage the war on narcotics.

From Tellem's viewpoint, Giambi's signing with the Yankees would improve the team's run support for Mussina, which was woefully lacking this season.

Written by Mike O'Malley and originally performed as a 2003 play — which is woefully apparent from the flavorless visuals and the characters' exhausting logorrhea — the story centers on a young couple navigating a mandatory church retreat.

Pleasingly, the powder bubbles and foams, which is woefully rare in skin-friendly bath products (I adore bubbles, but they are usually down to sodium laureth sulphate, which is among the last things very dry skin will appreciate).