Sentence examples for bad concept from inspiring English sources

They've bought into this whole "black is bad" concept.

"He got caught in a bad concept — which is the hotel-condo concept," he says.

Hofmannsthal's shabby Gasthaus is now a whorehouse — not necessarily a bad concept (this is the Vienna of Arthur Schnitzler's "La Ronde," as well), but it's a place in which a princess would never appear.

Bad concept, thought Billings.

If that doesn't dissuade them, I warn them that any number of things could go wrong and force them into bankruptcy undercapitalization, a bad chef or a bad concept.

Scott was on hand to offer delegates at GeeknRolla on Tuesday some of his hard-earned advice for running start-ups… See the video below at time market 2.36. 1. Don't choose a crap name: One of Scott's earlier start-ups was called Playtxt – not a bad concept, but its name was remarkably similar to a UK brand of women's underwear and, in the States, a brand of tampons.

All writing is conceptual, it's just that it's usually founded on bad concepts.

Most concept devices, like last week's eye-mounted display from Google, are works of imagination, and are usually good or bad concepts according to how well they manage the aspect of practicality.

The best movies and books all took countless drafts and revisions and a metric shit-ton of bad concepts before something resembling quality came forward.

It's not a bad high concept, but utterly devoid of life, humour or recognisable human beings.

"They had a very bad original concept, it was carried out poorly, and the cover-up was one of the worst in the history of cover-ups," Mr. Trump said to reporters in the Oval Office.