sorely

IPA: sˈɔrɫi

Examples of "sorely" in Sentences

The articles on Rationalism and Empiricism are sorely deficient.
What is it in Jesus Christ that calls the sorely-tempted one to Him?
The 'RINO arguments', as you put it is once again sorely misrepresented in you statement.
Haiti will never become anything unless they get education ... a word sorely missing from this "news" story.
When every state is slashing social programs for the most vulnerable, this is a welcome, but sorely inadequate, assistance.
The entire thing angers me enough that I remain sorely tempted to give the whole thing up and make it somebody else’s problem.
Mr. Doherty contends that what we "sorely" need as a nation is Ayn Rand's "consistent, passionate, and even heroic defense of American freedom."
In a 1919 study written by Harvard economics professor Robert F. Foerster, Italian immigrants were found to be sorely lacking the American work ethic.
"Oh, Teddy!" cries she, suddenly, covering her face with her hands, "at times, when I see certain flowers or hear some music connected with the olden days, my heart dies within me, -- I lose all hope; and then I miss you sorely, -- _sorely_."
She knows that I came besides my business with Mr Austin, partly to try the pulse of the parties here about the reception of two Girls instead of one, and I find that Betsey Mothersole has been at home during their holidays and is going to day to school again sorely against her will.