shabbily in a sentence

1. they commented on her more shabbily.

2. Shabbily dressed freethinkers are not a selling point."

3. Carver also didn't spend much on clothes (and consequently was always shabbily dressed).

4. It is outrageous that Melbourne Health, Roger’s employer and a major teaching hospital, has treated him so shabbily.

5. Similar to the Smart Electric Drive, fuel cell cars are also being treated rather shabbily in the auto industry right now.

6. If you do not spend any currency in the game, you have to go shabbily dressed to college, which would lead to social shame.

7. He was dressed somewhat shabbily in a sort of cape such as would be worn in Switzerland or North Italy at that time of year.

8. It often works (at least for a while), but it sets everyone up to behave badly, shirk responsibility, and treat each other shabbily.

9. He dressed shabbily without a tie, giving the impression of being permanently absorbed in his mathematical puzzles and code-breaking.

10. Anything written shabbily gives a terrible impression before an employer and can ruin your prospects even before they were considered.

11. Shortly afterwards, we got them back again, and I was immediately taken away by three very shabbily-dressed Polish soldiers to be shot.

12. Today you can meet in the streets of Prague a shabbily dressed man who is not even himself aware of his significance in the history of the great new era.

13. She thought that the personnel in the White House travel and correspondence offices were shabbily treated, and what she saw and heard about the president's libidinous impulses appalled her.

14. However, it doesn’t mean that if you are a single mom living shabbily and decide to write a book, you too will be successful, just because you have this one similar factor with the famous writer.

15. It is interesting that the Russians consider it correct, with the mass man, to keep the officers and commissars physically strong and in a good mood by feeding them an American diet, while little Ivan is fed very shabbily with a bit of bread or similar rubbish.