Sentence examples for bad rich from inspiring English sources

Charlie was sent briefly to some boot camp in Montana for bad rich kids.

People just blame the big bad rich corporations because it's easy: "It's not my fault I'm fat.

The bad guys are really bad — rich and greedy, generally murderous, perpetually trying to hog all the magic.

The ironclad conventions of the genre demand that she transfer her affections from the bad rich boy (archetypally impersonated by James Spader in "Pretty in Pink" many years ago and here played by James Roday) to the social misfit whose true sensitivity is camouflaged in sullenness and sarcasm.

Moore plays the wife of a bad rich man (Dylan McDermott) who goes to jail, and she has to do community service because the judge believes she kind of knew but didn't really know about her husband's crimes.

Sigerson commented that "filler" songs in Bad such as "Speed Demon", "Dirty Diana" and "Liberian Girl" made Bad "richer, sexier and better than Thriller's forgettables".

Davitt Sigerson of Rolling Stone gave the song a more positive review, though calling it a "filler", she still commented that the song, along with "Speed Demon" is what makes Bad "richer, sexier, better than Thrillers forgettables".

It's like they think: "Hey, if 25 women are falling all over me, imagine what I could do in LA when this is over!" Will Ben propose to one of his final two choices and stick with her, through good times and bad, richer or poorer... or for at least six months?

He made audiences feel bad for rich men who play golf and women named Binky.

"Gawker is disgusting for outing people, publishing sex tapes, etc.," he wrote, but also posted that "it'd be bad if rich people could start silencing the media".

He had a knack for discovering the reverse of everything — the good were bad, the rich were poor, the great were low and mean — and it was no surprise that they were now living lives that were upside down.