Sentence examples for bad spaces from inspiring English sources

Many constructions in topology lead naturally to locally "bad" spaces, even when it is possible to initially consider locally "good spaces"—for example, manifolds.

Yet, in my experience, there are many more with inadequate or bad spaces for women.

And the bad space he is in just got worse.

And I had no wish to watch more bad space movies on the Universal lot.

Once you can get Robert De Niro in a bad space outfit taking a train to space, you can get anybody to do it.

It might sound like something lifted from the pages of a bad space-age fantasy, but cryonics advocates insist the possibility of eternal life is getting ever closer.

He found the letter spacing in the Fulton Street station unacceptably tight, but then acknowledged, "You can also find incredibly bad spacing in the Renaissance," a period known for its calligraphy.

And as for the clock company building, even if it were fixed up it's still bad space: the ceilings are too low, there are too many columns and it's unsafe, a fire hazard.

He did not always like it himself: as he roared around Brooklyn or Boston, opera pumping out at full volume from his car, he would constantly spot Helvetica being abused in some way, with rounded terminals or bad spacing, on shopfronts or the sides of trucks.

Offered the choice between hearing a student orchestra in a great acoustic venue, or a great orchestra such as those of Vienna or Berlin in a "bad space," Toyota doesn't hesitate: "Between those I would choose the Berlin or Vienna Philharmonic".

The company calls itself the "Social Media API," and that's not a bad space to own.