Sentences with phrase «total travesty»
The phrase "total travesty" means a situation or event that is extremely terrible, unfair, or completely messed up. Full definition
Would including a different meat that I enjoy be a total travesty?
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I'm done, unless, this is ridiculous, a total travesty, maybe if we have a first half of season a kin to Chelsea last year, maybe things will change.
«Honestly, I think to say this is a careerist sort of move would be a total travesty.
I'm so jealous you're heading to Chapel Hill — I haven't been back since I graduated, which is a total travesty.
It is a total travesty in terms of story and character — and will probably do well with the ADD crowd.