Sentence examples for bad light on from inspiring English sources
"The ones that are crooked put a bad light on the ones who are trying to protect the community".
The Vatileaks documents cast a bad light on him, too.
Many people have asked me if I think "Breaking Bad" shines a "bad light" on the state.
The Indians, who stumbled onto this research years later, took offense at studies of schizophrenia and inbreeding, which they thought cast a bad light on the tribe.
"The show has cast a bad light on Hebburn when the complete opposite is true," says stern-looking Hebburn councillor John McCabe.
And it's not as if these stories are fabricated to cast strictly Orthodox Jews in a bad light – on the contrary - perhaps frustratingly for the rest of the Jewish community - they are all too real.
"It portrays the Communist Party in a bad light," one protester griped on Monday, leafing through the images.
The photo suffered from bad lighting, of course, but on the phone's screen, at least, it looked well-exposed, crisp, and as good as you can expect from a trade-show selfie.
Why not just admit that England bowled dreadfully at key moments and that it was a mistake to come off for bad light when South Africa were on the rack on the Friday evening at Leeds?
After the opening day was brought to an end by bad light with South Africa on 255-2, conditions worsened and the covers were on all day at the Gabba.
Ward had returned to action just after 1400 BST to complete the match against Querrey after bad light stopped play on Thursday evening with the score level at one set all, and he got the key break to clinch the decider and a 3-6 6-3 6-4 win.
