Sentence examples similar to wretched choice from inspiring English sources

Miami seem to have bucked the trend of quarterback calamities with Ryan Tannehill, who now seems firmly entrenched as their starter, but even they have had some wretched choices, including much of last year's class, like first-rounder Dion Jordan (a defensive end who the team traded up to grab at No3), who has yet to prove he can stay on the field after two drug-related suspensions.

Even when he takes a decisive action--in this case, perhaps because it is such a wretched choice he refuses to be seen aligned with it.

We don't want to shut up until everyone understands that this is not a lifestyle choice or a niche thing that happens to a few wretched people in our midst but a very real, ubiquitous, debilitating, paralysing, often lethal illness that we should address and treat, not punish and marginalise.

If I'm in the wretched position of having to choose one death over another, what's my choice?

Most people could answer with a few choice words, especially anyone who has ever woken up in a recovery room, wretched and retching.

It could be donated to a charity or sold to an auto recycler, but the inspired choice would be to send it off in a blaze of glory – or maybe just ablaze – racing against similarly wretched bits of better-forgotten automotive history.

And they were wretched.

O wretched state!

Beeber was wretched.

Conditions are wretched.

"I feel absolutely wretched.