Sentence examples for woeful work from inspiring English sources

Students who can produce satisfactory, or even good work digitally, produce woeful work when using analogue media.

By contrast, some new arrivals are legally prevented from working: Somalis' woeful 19% employment rate is partly down to the fact that many start off as asylum-seekers, who cannot work until their application is cleared, usually after more than six months.

Orchestral life in Britain is in a woeful state, and musicians work long, unsociable hours in different locations for meagre pay, so it is hardly surprising they don't always look happy.

It is hard not to read into these dense, crushing works the woeful details of Vierne's life.

He, along with the Los Angeles artists' collective C-level, recently simulated another woeful American locale in their work "Waco Resurrection".

"When people can view gay people as somehow underprivileged, woeful and in need of social work, it's just easier to feel a kind of regal sympathy for them.

Kelsky says she's filling a gap at universities in both the US and UK, where established professors supervising postgraduates are often woeful at coaching them in finding work.

But most of the bones were buried in wooden coffins outside the churchyard and probably were those of poorer rural people, whose daily lives are less well known than the nobility of cities. Commoners' bones will provide a counterpoint to Fornaciari's work elsewhere revealing the woeful condition of the well-fed nobility.

The emotional density of much of Bailin's earlier work was fissured with woeful hilarity.

The laureate doesn't select all the words submitted for inclusion in "La Familia," and perhaps that is why the crowdsourced work hews more abstractly woeful than furious.

Meanwhile, the web firms accuse the politicians of woeful ignorance about how the internet works and what constitutes a practical response to dealing with harmful content.