Sentence examples for woeful to from inspiring English sources

They look pretty woeful to be honest.

Helen, with catastrophic stupidity, agreed to meet the loser Lawrence, and the resultant fallout – heads in hands from clever lawyers as she was caught on CCTV bouncing into a bar with smiles for an Easter "treat" – woeful to behold.

It's woeful to see a club like Newcastle suffering like they are".

Aside from calls for Trump to address the ongoing influence campaign, the report also urges governments to hold social media companies accountable, to fix "woeful" vulnerabilities to cyberattacks and establish an international task force to counter such threats.

Portugal will need to add commitment to their recognised individual talents to overcome a woeful start to the Euro 2012 campaign, new coach Paulo Bento said yesterday.

But each produces a better than agreeable sound, and the chemistry between them is sufficient to bring this woeful story to life.

There is the glorious plotting that laces the book tighter than a drum, and any number of wonderful comic set pieces, from the world's worst tube journey to Michael's woeful attempts to write a sex scene.

The fierce rivalry between England and Australia has served up some classic quotes, from Glenn McGrath's woeful predictions to Jim Laker's ability to sum it up in one sentence.

Ian Hunter, South Australia's climate change and environment minister, said the strategy was needed due to the federal Coalition's "woeful" approach to climate change and renewables.

Spreading jam thinly among almost everyone in work, this was always a woeful way to compensate low-earners for cuts to housing, childcare and tax credits.

His initial efforts to interview villagers about what happened to the prepuzio are about as successful as his woeful efforts to learn Italian.