Sentence examples for as quite negative from inspiring English sources

McNamara described his team's passing as "quite negative at times" and felt that the likes of Souttar would learn from choosing the wrong moment to play a one-two with Mark Wilson in defence, following a goal-kick.

Outsourcing is a business practice that has many implications and is often portrayed politically in America as quite negative.

The album is regarded as quite negative and bleak; Cobain claimed that most of the lyrics were written the night before recording while he was feeling "pissed off", and that he did not regard them highly.

The sense that such experiences may begin in the formative years is indicated by one respondent who suggested that the "experience of the education system as being quite negative" (R6) is likely to have an impact upon future expectations.

Investors initial reaction was quite negative as the stock dropped by $24.55 or 7.7% to $295.33 losing about $4.4 billion in market cap.

It's seen as quite a negative thing".

As a result, the flow of news that Americans are getting about Clinton is quite negative.

Others were quite negative.

"I think 'limit' has quite negative connotations.

Which, on balance, have been quite negative.

More than twice as many people think the Lib Dems have had a negative influence on government, with 41% believing the liberal effect has been "very" or "quite" negative.