Sentence examples for bad heritage from inspiring English sources

It takes time to recover from this bad heritage.

When the Internet flared up, there was this heritage, but it was a bad heritage.

However, she notes that, unlike those adaptations, the sinister tone of the period pieces could lend itself the label of a "feel bad" heritage television drama.

However, the building has remained largely unused since its closure and the condition of the structure has been described as "very bad" by English Heritage who included in its Heritage at Risk Register.

"I feel bad for the heritage of those Pioneer artists.

Rather than looking like a company that is justifiably proud of its engineering heritage (no bad thing for a car maker), Citroën now resembles yet another corporate cookie cutter with a bland, instantly forgettable, but probably rather expensive logo.

Voices we recognise from London's heritage of lively bad writing come and go.

The people of this country, it has often been truly said, have a very bad sense of their own heritage, and New Yorkers tend to be among the worst offenders in this area.

Recent news from the city had sounded very bad for Africa's cultural heritage: Islamic fundamentalists, who fled as French and Malian troops retook this city in northern Mali after 9 months of occupation, had reportedly burned down the library of Timbuktu's Ahmed Baba Institute of Higher Learning and Islamic Research one of the continent's most important archives.

Mr Kasha, who said the killing of some of his own goats had left him feeling bitter, went on: "I did not kill any lions then, but right now we have been forced to kill the lions and we are feeling very bad because this is national heritage and a source of income for our country".

For all the goods, that would be very bad: this is too rich a heritage to squander.