Sentence examples for bit of negativity from inspiring English sources
"We played some excellent football but it's ended with disappointment and a bit of negativity".
The photos have proven controversial, but the site claims "a bit of negativity is essential for positive change".
"Criminality picks up during a recession, so yes we'll have a little bit of negativity around more robberies on our trucks.
He added that Boyle, unlike the other contestants, had been subjected to attention from international media and that "a little bit of negativity crept in".
"But surely a bit of negativity makes you - you know - interestingly spiky and sassy," I suggested to Noel earlier, during a break from filming.
He added that Boyle, unlike the other contestants, had been subject to attention from international media and added that "a little bit of negativity crept in".
"Can I just say... the sport's had a bit of a negativity recently," he began.
Possibly not - but these are the kind of labyrinths Shostakovich's symphony leads you into… (Even Shostakovich himself couldn't properly explain the reason for the quotes in this symphony: "I don't myself quite know why the quotations are there, but I could not, could not, not include them," he told his friend Isaak Glikman in a tortuous bit of triple-negativity).
These kids can't be worthy of this.' There's a little bit of disdain or negativity". In consequence, Obront and Max typically send their older CEO with a corporate background to these conferences instead.
