Sentence examples for bad building from inspiring English sources

If you make a bad building tall you see it a lot.

"This is not a place for a bad building".

"Nobody's saying it's a bad building, I don't know what the problem is here.

"Not a bad building, huh?" Herzog said to Schrager, at the door.

A bad building might disappoint or overreach; a good one simply is.

But if you make a bad building that is low you don't see it too much.

The Swedish entrepreneur also said there's a misconception that Europe is bad at building very big companies, and that it's mainly an issue in the high-tech and Internet sector.

Good buildings don't cost any more than bad buildings.

"Who's afraid of the big, bad buildings?" she wrote.

On the World Trade Center, by Minoru Yamasaki: "Who's afraid of the big, bad buildings?

A fear of modernism has led to weak and pompous buildings, like the Kennedy Center and the Rayburn House Office Building, which weren't simply a consequence of trying to save money, the way bad buildings often are in New York and other cities.