Sentence examples for bad fighters from inspiring English sources

Some distinguish between "good" and "bad" fighters, as they made a difference a couple of years ago between "good" and "bad" Taliban, and a "good" and "bad" al-Qaida before.

I think Brendan found this funny and probably could relate to bad fighters himself since he could've been a finalist in a Mr. Puniverse contest.

He's gotta be out of his mind – one loss does not make a bad fighter.

Afterward, he said that Carter "isn't a bad fighter" and admitted that he had him confused early and "never fell for any of my feints".

Losing doesn't make you a bad fighter, losing shows how good you are if you come back from those losses.

"Casanova was also big," Rick says, "but he was a bad fighter".

They could jump into action, defeat the bad guy fighters, snuggle back onboard the bomber, and then enjoy the ride or something.

Still, the bad-luck fighter-bomber illustrates all the ways the world has changed and France hasn't.

It crams the complex politics of the time into a straitjacket of modern political correctness: empires are bad and freedom fighters good.

"These people, they were bad," said a fighter, who gave only his first name, Hatam.

If security can play the role of kind-but-firm bad guy, the fighter does not have to.