Sentence examples for badly to answer from inspiring English sources

Lib Dem Caroline Pidgeon rebuked him for having a "cocky attitude," and his rather dismissive manner did seem a bit of cheek, given that he'd advised the Met commissioner not to bother showing up, only mentioned this to the committee eight minutes before the meeting started, and then struggled badly to answer members' questions.

Nobody was allowed to make a noise or leave the group, even though I badly needed to answer the call of nature.

He was experiencing a "bad breakup" which led him to ask, "Why good people let themselves get treated so badly?" The author tried to answer the question with the sentence "we accept the love we think we deserve".

But in late 1988 the Guardian badly needed a Weekend magazine to answer the rather brilliant Saturday glossy that had just been launched by the Independent.

She would hear her phone ringing in her purse, and know it was him, but she'd be unable to answer, though she badly wanted to.

"He has been badly advised and now has serious questions to answer.

Pacquiao badly sought a convincing showing like Saturday's to answer the embarrassment he felt he brought upon himself and his country in the Mayweather loss, when he labored through an aggravated shoulder injury and said he underwent surgery afterward.

"Theresa May has some serious questions to answer about how this could go so badly wrong," she added.

Even the very best "primer" books and websites can be badly out of date, or can lack the detail necessary to answer the esoteric questions an inquisitive mind can come up with.

Don't be like all of the people who walk away from what they want because they aren't willing to answer the question and say out loud just how badly they actually want it.

When it comes to the question of Philip's grief, he wants so badly to have his wife answer his question, "Do you forgive me," but ghost or no ghost, he never will.