Sentence examples for woeful effect from inspiring English sources

In 1982, for his last movie he revisited the wonderful 1939 Will Hay vehicle, Ask a Policeman, to woeful effect with The Boys in Blue.

Maybe if this video had resurfaced sooner, it would have helped the 2007 version of Clinton: she gave the southern accent another run-out on a tour of Alabama, to pretty woeful effect.

We all have to suffer the woeful effects of cocaine abuse on some ubiquitous rock productions of the 70s.

For the Supreme Court to rule for the challengers would be a woeful outcome.

Andrew Benson's assessment: Woeful in 2014, the effect of under-investment in financially-troubled 2013.

Either way, the outcome is woeful.

The crowd were noticeably more into the game than they were at last year's woeful borefest against the Kiwis, which must have had a detrimental effect on the attendance on a dry, sunny, relatively mild day in east London.

Yes, his buildings make headlines, but his insistence on strident effect and neglect of structural or practical disciplines is a woeful example to students.

"One lesson is that more research is needed on firearm markets and regulatory effect on those market; this is one consequence of the woeful lack of government funding for research on gun violence," wrote Cook, of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

Absolutely woeful.

And naturally, the woeful Giants being, well, woeful.