woeful , also: woesome , also: woful

They still feel this will turn around soon, no matter how woeful the record looks.

Nothing personal, but his woeful first month has been fun to watch.

Clearly the level of debate in the States is woeful.

I hear complaints about the woeful business of being old.

But now the men turned at the woeful complaints of him upon the ground.

Was he a victim of a woeful organization and team?

"At the moment I see nothing either woeful or wicked."

But I must go on to an end of this woeful relation.

The Nets did not seem like a woeful 2-14 team without a chance.

It is the first effort to record and assess the woeful situation so far.

My shoes were by this time in a woeful condition.

If that was woeful, how about the Orioles' act last week?

Already the move has put the woeful Nets on the real map.

Kelly's passing was woeful and yet to me I thought he played well.

When he met my gaze, his dramatic eyes were woeful.

That included a woeful 24 percent in the second half, as the Liberty pulled away.

He swung around, and his face had undergone a woeful change.

One day, she became woeful and told the man that her mother had neither food nor drink.

As a platform for fresh thinking, this conference has been woeful.

This would be the happy outcome of a woeful tale.

Indiana had a woeful 4-6 finish and has an 8-8 conference record.

But even then they should have had enough to overcome the woeful Hawks.

The Jets' defense, so woeful early in the season, seemed to be fixed.

Tickets are almost always available, testament to the team's woeful record these past few years.

In this milieu, performance has been woeful by several standards.