Sentence examples for badly suited from inspiring English sources
The drugs placed him in a criminal milieu, a quarter badly suited for such an unadventurous, asthmatic, overimaginative person.
I have long complained that personal computers are ugly and all alike and badly suited to the desktop landscape.
Throughout much of the Great Plains, nature has convincingly demonstrated that modern, machine-driven, row-crop agriculture is badly suited to much of the terrain.
I went into academia thinking that there'd be constant reciprocity between my scholarship and my creative work, but found that doing one always turned my mind into the sort of tool that was badly suited to doing the other.
But the art of the director is like the art of the novelist: the author is ubiquitous while remaining invisible, and invisibility badly suited the author of "Advertisements for Myself," who made his public persona into an essential source of his art.
Although some critics found the stolid Gregory Peck badly suited to the role of the fiery, obsessed Captain Ahab, Huston and Ray Bradbury captured much of the poetry of Melville in their script, and the sea storm and whaling sequences were impressively staged.
What happened was this: when I tried to fit myself into those clothes I had once so lovingly selected, I realized how badly we suited one another.
Mr Bean: Put a badly fitting suit on and gurn and dribble (more so than usual).
Once when a security-minded Israeli politician hosted a small lunch, accompanied by a dead-faced bodyguard, the Uzi machine pistol protruding from the man's badly cut suit jacket.
Yet the Order were insistent it would go ahead, and on Saturday took to the streets in a dazzle of badly fitted suits, union jacks and "Vote Naw" banners, amid an ear-splitting cacophony of Lambeg drums and flutes.
He said that this had sparked a desire to become a manager instead: "I have enjoyed working in teams, but never [when] someone else has decided many things for me… and that corresponds very badly with the nursing profession And the need I had, contrasted with always being overridden by a professional group [doctors] with knowledge, power and authority, that suits me badly".
