Sentence examples for almost too bad from inspiring English sources

Early in the game, they had a handful of coverage breakdowns that were almost too bad to analyze.

It's almost too bad these teams had to meet so early, as I could see both of them advancing and doing damage.

In the Anthony trial a system that worked almost too well met a cast of characters almost too bad to be believed, and that's true not merely, or even mainly, of the Anthonys.

Rarely straying from its mission of presenting the mawkish, the corny, the over-the-top and the just plain awful, it was a museum whose collection was almost too bad to be true.

"Mini's First Time" is delectably vulgar for 20 minutes or so, almost too bad to be true, but because it lacks the demented conviction of real camp, the glint of madness that keeps a bauble like "Valley of the Dolls" afloat, it soon loses its cheap-thrills appeal.

It was almost too bad to put into words.

Too bad almost no one is paying attention.

Although GEIS executives knew that they stood on the verge of something big, they were unable to do much about it until it was almost too late.The reason was a bad case of conglomeritis.

But now, in a move almost too close to a Breaking Bad season arc, it looks like an abandoned fried chicken spot was also in on the action, after feds uncovered a sprawling secret drug tunnel leading to Mexico from an Arizona KFC.

"I almost can't see her because she makes me feel too bad about myself".

Richard Attenborough plays an unconventional police sergeant on skis, and Sheila Sim's character is a guesthouse keeper in a leopardskin skirt, a good looker but a bad cook - almost too true to life to be borne by anybody who has ever stayed in a quiet hotel.