Sentence examples for adage bad from inspiring English sources

The old adage "Bad leaders are elected by good people who don't vote" is timeless and holds true today.

"Do unto others what you would have them do unto you" isn't a bad adage to think about at this time of year   Secondly, it's usually better to make change gradually.

Following the old political adage that all bad things reflect, however unfairly, on the incumbent, the perception that the world is in trouble could present an opening for the Republicans.

Surviving the emotional roller coaster of having a breast removed reminds me of the old adage "From all bad comes good".

Can the league can take the "no such thing as bad publicity" adage to heart and turn attention to the action on the field?

We've all heard the adage, "People don't leave bad jobs; they leave bad bosses".

That view -- related to the adage that "no publicity is bad publicity" -- has long been part of the American cultural landscape, Lankford said.

THERE is no such thing as bad publicity, goes the adage.

"The standard adage teaches that hard cases make bad law," she said.

The adage that "an emergency is a bad time to begin exchanging business cards" applies.

Meanwhile, Blades boss Neil Warnock was doing his utmost to prove that old adage that the only thing worse than a bad loser is a bad winner.