tattered

The youngest of those players is 52 and has hasn’t played for a dozen seasons, giving the whole tableau the feel of a tattered and worn museum exhibition.

He’s a disheveled figure who drives around town in a tattered van and lives above the rare bookstore that he also happens to own.

Enter the fractured and tattered remains of the Democratic Party.

Those pillars were already tattered, and many are already broken, but what remains is endangered.

Malak heaves and leaks tears, stuffs a tattered tissue into the corners of her eyes.