How has my Alcott knowledge been so woefully incomplete, i.e., why did I not know any of the juicy stuff?
I was also woefully underprepared—I even forgot to bring a camera, so I couldn't get a picture with Mr. Bobby Digital, something my entire family is still pissed at me about months later.
It strikes me how woefully underprepared I am: All I have is a backpack full of pens, paper, and oranges, which I'd been recommended by a worried friend.
The basic decency that guides Japanese Conduct never fails to impress me, but when I read about how The Tokyo Electric Power Company TEPCOO) disregarded a 2007 report suggesting that their tsunami preparations were woefully inadequate, I feel like I am reading a manga comic parody of recent American mistakes.
And although I still think Love Thy Neighbour was woefully misconceived, I could see his point of view.
Had we not dared when we did, at a time when our technology was woefully primitive, I wager that we would still today think the moon and the stars were out of reach.
While my acknowledgments are woefully inadequate, I would like to mention those who have helped me formulate the ideas and provide some of the quotes that are included in this article: my former students, Lenore Polo Rodicio, Ph.D., Victor Vandell, Ph.D., and.
"Woefully inadequate," I'm sorry to say, is the phrase that comes to my mind.
Although previously in this blog I have excoriated the NCAA for its collusive antitrust violations and its maintenance of a peonage system where the entertainers -- the so-called "student athletes" --are woefully underpaId, I will hold off on my annual screed in order to praise this spring festival.
When April rolled around, I realized that my income was significantly higher that year than it had been in any previous year, and that I had woefully underestimated what I owed in taxes.
