Sentence examples for a bad form from inspiring English sources

Sin is being subject to forces within and without: it is a bad form of relationality and the answer is the society of the virtues, in which Christ clothes the self.

A square is a bad form, on account of its being easily fractured at the quoins by the battering-ram; whereas the circular tower has this advantage, that, when battered, the pieces of masonry whereof it is composed being cuneiform, they cannot be driven in towards their centre without displacing the whole mass.

Regardless of the challenges, this is a bad form.

"And maybe it's not a bad form of diplomacy," O'Brien said.

That this is a bad form of exceptionalism for New York".

I'm not saying that this is a bad form of journalism (though I really hate "psyhological studies" of politicians from reporters, who know nothing about psychology), I'm just saying that the Post reporter, in opting to stay in his lane, probably did himself a favor.

Then there is the problem of acid reflux, Valsalva reflex (a massive distention of the stomach) and even steattorhea, a particularly bad form of diarrhea.

Philosopher, film-maker and activist Astra Taylor takes a more critical view in this fascinating essay, meticulously building an argument that most western countries are being run by a really bad form of democracy.

That bill severely cuts jobless benefits, especially in the states with the highest unemployment; eliminates controls on a particularly bad form of industrial pollution; and would make health insurance exchanges more expensive to undermine health care reform.

"I came from a really bad form in all categories, and now I'm the champion of Indian Wells". Federer, who lost last year's final in Indian Wells to Juan Martin del Potro, made a confident start.

But men can also get the disease, older adults can get the disease, and kids can get a very bad form of lupus.