Sentence examples for bad versions of from inspiring English sources
I was the singer in a cover band in high school — we mainly did bad versions of late Nirvana songs.
Marrying a close relative risks having a child who inherits bad versions of the same gene, one from each parent.
Typically, modern governments intervene in two ways when – as has been true since 2007 – free-enterprise capitalist economies produce particularly bad versions of their recurring economic "downturns".
Bands like She Wants Revenge seem pretty heavily influenced by Interpol, and I get at least a few CDs a month by bands that sound like bad versions of Interpol.
Nonetheless, as if to show that it, too, can produce bad versions of popular dishes, Arharn's mee krob ($5.95), the nest of crisp noodles in a sweet dressing, is an awful mess, sticky-sweet out of all proportion.
Yes, as the judges said, Kameron gave us two bad versions of some weird Final Fantasy character.
A Sith is the bad version of a Jedi, one who has been overcome with hate.
The breakdown sobbing was a bad version of the dinner scene.
And Skinner is telling people: "Basically I try to play a bad version of Matt Damon" (huh?).
Anger leads to sweat, sweat leads to looking like a bad version of Richard Nixon.
His redeeming message was that there is no "good" or "bad" version of the mother tongue.
