Sentence examples for bit bad for from inspiring English sources

I feel a little bit bad for him but I'm just happy that I snuck through with the win and looking forward to the next couple of days".

Favre, a three-time league most valuable player, says he feels "a little bit" bad for his would-be successor, Aaron Rodgers, and insists he does not want to be a distraction to his teammates.

"He's actually the only one I feel a bit bad for," Mr. Moodysson says, "because I really love my characters, and I wanted to show the possibilities for them to change.

Truth be told, we felt a bit bad for Gilbert.

Humphries: Honestly, I feel a bit bad for these guys (appraisers, that is).

Of the man he beat, Donald added: "I felt a bit bad for Lee.

AES exhibits a little bit bad characteristics for both the optimization modes of space and time.

Since I first watched a Waters film, black eyeliner has been code for something a bit bad, a bit rude.

Petersen lobs one up, as he does, and Doolan probably feels a little bit bad slogging him over mid-wicket for boundary but still goes ahead with it.

Days before New Jersey voters chose a new senator in 1996, a conservative group affiliated with the National Rifle Association sent out an urgent letter to 144,000 of its sympathizers in the state, warning them that the Republican candidate, Representative Richard A. Zimmer, would be every bit as bad for gun owners as his Democratic opponent, Robert G. Torricelli.

But if you listen to the emerging shallow, simplistic sparring, it does not take long to realize that this process will be every bit as bad for our democracy.