Sentence examples for woefully common from inspiring English sources

Forget the woefully common (and cartoonish) misconception that most Afghan insurgents are suicidal.

If that's true, my acquaintance was guilty of a woefully common phenomenon among budget travelers: putting the budget before the travel.

The two young men had woefully little in common: one was a wealthy Mormon from Michigan, the other a middle-class Jew from Israel.

For several years I've been bewailing in print and from podium the woefully undervalued prices common stocks were selling at.

The number of criminal prosecutions for tax fraud including offshore tax evasion was still "woefully inadequate", the Commons public accounts committee said.

Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, said his party was "woefully unrepresentative of modern Britain" in the Commons because he had no black or Asian MPs.

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, admitted that his party was "woefully unrepresentative of modern Britain" in the Commons because he had no black or Asian MPs.

This leaves most Beijingites with little choice between a woefully inadequate public transport system and bicycles still the most common conveyance despite blazing hot summers and bitterly cold winters.

Dr. Jeffries described a common narrative about African American history that woefully simplifies most of the last 150 years.

Yet if the field of psychology has taught us anything over the last century, it is that common sense, although a valuable wellspring for hypothesis generation, is woefully ill suited for the systematic testing of hypotheses.

Still, a common complaint of these tiny netbooks is that they're woefully underpowered.