Sentence examples for bad senses from inspiring English sources

The Guardian can be a very serious place – in both good and bad senses.

However, he felt a degree of ambivalence about a composer he described as "theatrical... in both the good and bad senses of the word".

"I have a bad sense of humor.

It is political bad sense, since nobody is going to be sheltered from this deluge.

I regarded him as big baby – in both the good and bad sense.

It made good economic sense for players but bad sense for baseball".

But mainly I like it because I've got a very bad sense of direction.

But this was not about Clemens having a bad sense of timing.

In life, he felt he was clownish, in the good and the bad sense".

Secret, private, concealed; usually in a bad sense, implying craft or deception; underhand, surreptitious".

We've become weightless, in the bad sense of the word".