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Example sentences for "much worse"

Perhaps it won't be much worse than it is now," answered Bill.

But go on, my fine fellow; if this path is in general use it cannot be much worse than it is.

They might certainly have been very much worse off.

It might have been worse, however, and that she felt--much worse!

But you know men who are much worse situated as regards their worldly means.

I see this, and hate this, and dread this, and don't know but that money might make a much worse change in me.

Now, I'm a-coming to the other, which is much worse.

I was bad enough there, but I have been so much worse here.

Miss Manners was delighted to see the young missionary, and the only drawback was that poor little Edwin was evidently so much worse.

Mrs. Cuthbert answered, to save Aunt Rose, that they had found the child much worse, and that Miss Manners had come in.

Aunt Charlotte; "poor dear, it has been a great shock to her, the poor little boy being taken so much worse.

But the latter is in a much worse situation.

It was all so much worse than he had anticipated.

It is all so much worse than I thought," the man said bitterly.

It was all so much worse than he had expected.

And now, if he takes it altogether, he finds many fellows who have done much worse, and seem all the better for it.

And when I come back, they will dwell on my words, because the other man will have preached so much worse.

I don't say that it is not a disagreeable business--but things might be much worse.

It is much worse to have girls not out give themselves the same airs and take the same liberties as if they were, which I have seen done.

All that I can pretend to have yet discovered comes to this: that what is right in another man is right in a clergyman; and what is wrong in another man is much worse in a clergyman.

I do not say equally wrong: it is much worse to compel than to refuse.

Amy, who had seen him look so much worse, had not thought of it, and it overcame Laura more than all her anxieties, lest his love should be forfeited.

I know how he broods over his sad recollections, and Redclyffe must make it so much worse.

Slow bumping over hundreds of points is much worse to sleep in than fast travelling.

Funny thing, it seems in this war that for many departments you are either thoroughly overworked or entirely hung up, which is much worse.

A big Mussulman stuffed his hanky between his teeth and bit on it, and never uttered, and it was a much worse one.

He will only make it ever so much worse, and then you'll have to have it done over again," croaked Bobus.

If you fell it would be ever so much worse for us both.

She did talk and whisk about so fast, and made such a fuss, that I thought I must be much worse than I knew.

Father has been so much worse lately, and they didn't want to tell us.

This was so much worse an undertaking, that the whole household were very glad indeed when it was over.

On hearing this from Polly, Joel and David made as much worse clamor as was possible, drowning Phronsie's voice.

He was with a much worse-looking man, who carried something, and they were hurrying along after an omnibus.

He smiled at me, and his smile went through me with horror: I could not tell why he was so much worse to me than other men.

It was very bad for her to be secretly hating him; but it would be much worse when he gave the first sign of hating her.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much worse" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

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