Sentence examples for category of bad from inspiring English sources

Tuesday probably would fall into the category of bad days for NATO.

There is one category of bad guy and everything is his fault.

My first boss at ABC told me I wasn't promotable, so I'd have to put him in the category of "bad boss".

My first boss at ABC told me I wasn't promotable, so I'd have to put him in the category of "bad boss". Clearly he had poor judgment.

But some of Britain's new road signs deserve to be grumbled about because they are shameful examples of the category of bad design that is best described as "a crime against design".

It is easy to sort them en masse into the category of "bad".

We came up with a few of our own random categories of "Bad," and a few examples with varying degrees of actual badness, for consideration.

In fact, of the three categories of bad words — salacious obscenity, scatalogical profanity, and sacrilegious blasphemy — only blasphemy seems to have retained its capacity to yield unpleasant consequences, especially if racial, ethnic, sexual-preference-related, and disability-related slurs are included along with the religious ones.

For use in logistic regression analyses, the outcome was dichotomised into the categories of bad (very bad/not so good) and good (good/very good) school wellbeing.

Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights and Rochester in Jane Eyre certainly fall into the Byronic category of "mad, bad and dangerous to know".

Until I learned from Mr Banfield's book how a professional dough or batter for crumpets is – or was – made, my own efforts certainly came into the category of "very bad ones".