Sentence examples for woefully true from inspiring English sources

As current events have shown, this is a woefully true observation.

He then woefully underestimated the true expense of the service".

But the other Sudanese, especially in the battered west and marginal east, will once again find themselves woefully lacking in true representation.The SPLM will then direct its focus on the referendum of 2011, in the hope that the south will secede and it will emerge as ruler of a new country rising from the ashes of half a century of turmoil.

We know, all too well, that Blackness for Blackness sake is woefully inadequate for true representation and effectiveness (cue Clarence Thomas).

Perhaps Gallup's polls are woefully inaccurate; perhaps that's true of most polls.

To call Franklin larger than life is like calling Everest a mountain: it's true, but it woefully understates the case.

"Energy prices remain woefully below levels that reflect their true costs".

Mr. Simon depicted Mr. Agron as a woefully mistreated youth and as a true repenter in prison.

There isn't a dichotomy between "naturalness" and science, but it's true that our doctors are woefully undertrained in nutrition.

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

True, Denyce Graves played the Dragon in "Grendel" (in woefully ragged voice), but the main attraction was the little-known but very fast-rising bass Eric Owens, in the title role.