Sentence examples for which so badly from inspiring English sources

But I'm not sure that mean-spirited nit-picking which so badly misses the bigger picture is the best way forward.

He did not support Britain's involvement in the Iraq war, which so badly damaged Tony Blair, and he boldly opposed Rupert Murdoch's powerful media empire in the wake of the phone hacking scandal.

"Now the task is to rebuild confidence and trust in those institutions which so badly let down the victims.

"The Carnell inquiry won't achieve any of these outcomes all of which are so badly needed," she said.

Other people gathered around the body, which was so badly decomposed that it was impossible to identify.

It was a bad day for Labour, which did so badly in Richmond it lost its deposit.

The close-up details of war are always unsettling, even more so with this war, which was so badly neglected and bungled by President George W. Bush.

William therefore threw in his cavalry, which was so badly mauled by English infantry wielding two-handed battle-axes that it panicked and fled.

With so many skaters over 30, why should this team be any different than the last three, which underachieved so badly that Neil Smith and John Muckler lost their jobs?

Ultimately, she says, many women are "forced to vote with their feet", which reflects "so badly on the major corporations dominating the media".

All this was known before the leaking of hacked Democratic National Committee emails, which has so badly destabilised Trump's opponents and therefore helped him.