Sentence examples for wretched said from inspiring English sources

'Battlefield' was truly wretched," said Golden Raspberry Foundation founder John Wilson.

'I feel wretched,' says Sugar quietly.

Oh, I am so wretched, she said.

"Everyone is very angry with this wretched American," said U Kyi Win, a lawyer for Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi.

"Formula One is wretched excess," said Ricardo Divila, a former designer of Formula One cars and Le Mans prototypes who serves as an engineering consultant to Nissan.

Fellow critic Brian Sewell, who described Lubbock's death as a "wretched loss", said: "He really is amongst a very small body of English art critics – he was an outspoken and honest writer.

"What if the child meets the donor and realizes that, no, you are not this fabulous person who is going to save me from my wretched life," said Dr. Klock.

"He was beaten, he was drowned and he was poisoned with salt - it was an absolutely wretched existence," said Mr Hanson.

We were wretched," he said.

"It made me feel wretched," she says.

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