Sentence examples for woefully crowded from inspiring English sources

But we are tired of everyone treating "Detroit" as a synonym for the auto industry rather than the name of a once-vibrant American city whose population is now largely black and poor, with woefully crowded schools, an electrical utility system that often fails and a bureaucracy that can barely remove the trash and snow.

Painfully shy and woefully unsuited to following the crowd, my half-hearted attempts to fit in failed.

On December 15, Armey was among the few who addressed the crowd at a woefully under-attended "Die In" organized by the Tea Party Patriots, in which protesters were supposed to flood Congressional offices in Washington en masse, then pretend to die as a result of government-run health care.

Perhaps a few aberrations, a crowd-control tactic gone woefully wrong – one hoped so, but the numbers kept piling up, eye after mutilated eye popping up on the screens of phones and computers, as journalists began to publish their reports.

FOUR: Woefully misjudged hubris.

They're woefully misguided.

That seems woefully shortsighted.

This explanation is woefully sterile.

This characterization is woefully insufficient.

"It is woefully inadequate".

And Baumgartner underperforms woefully.