Sentence examples for bad buildings from inspiring English sources

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?

For the Walkie Talkie, let's face it, is just the most risible of the plague of big, bad buildings eating up the capital's sky.

"It seems to me that bad buildings give in to many temptations, and good ones are able to limit temptation," he said.

He may have made bad buildings, but he did it in pursuit of an urban vision in many ways more egalitarian and idealistic than anything that the small-street ideal could encompass.

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

Inspections after the quake revealed absurdly bad building practices – beams larger than their supporting columns, improperly cured concrete, inadequate reinforcement.

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

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

This is not a bad building in itself, but symptomatic of bigger problems.