Sentence examples for bad view of from inspiring English sources

With sun-drenched foothills as the field's backdrop, you won't find a bad view of the game, or of the mascot, Skip the Woodchuck.

"But I am suggesting that we have enough police officers out there, in isolated situations, who interact incorrectly with the public, that it gives those members of the public a very bad view of the police force".

It is hurtful to me to know that my peers in the UK have such a bad view of India, but it's true that some of the most brutal rapes happen there - in fact it has been reported that one incidence of rape happens every 20 minutes.

And I have a very bad view of what's coming out of Washington both in this administration as it dies and the new one, whichever it might be.

particularly found it awkward it was quite a while ago (but maybe for me its more that i 34. have a bad view of CBT in general).

It's not true the pornography causes bad views of women, or corrupts the mind.

If the guy likes you, he should like you for who you are! Remember that if you over-do the flirting it will make people less interested and have bad views of you.

The Ivory Tower Has a Bad View The worlds of traditional banking and small businesses were once, at times on the same page - only a floor or two apart if you think of it in terms of an office building.

Maybe it's got a low ceiling or a bad view in a couple of windows — whatever the downside, it's the interior designer's job to make the weak spot better".

At least the up-to-date material is radical: he attacks angsty middle-class parents for sending their kids to fee-paying schools and rubbishes the argument that the royal family are good for tourism - as if visitors to the Eiffel Tower say: "It's not a bad view, but the lack of a monarch spoils it somehow".

Bad Lands would have been stronger with fewer tips ("It's not a bad view and not a bad carafe of red wine for less than three dollars") and more insight into Wheeler's life.