Sentence examples for commit bad from inspiring English sources

Sometimes good people commit bad acts.

And Conde, who was on the bench but did not play, reads the game well, but has a habit of getting beaten and being forced to commit bad fouls trying to recover.

Sexual assaults like the one detailed by the brave anonymous Harvard student happen when men feel entitled to women's bodies and when men feel as though they can commit bad acts with impunity.

Plus, Jackson said, "What's the recourse if you make a mistake?" Yet his boss, Batchelor, believed that, as he once put it, "certain people who commit bad enough crimes give up the right to live," and Jackson came to agree that the heinous nature of the crime in the Willingham case — "one of the worst in terms of body count" that he had ever tried — mandated death.

They committed bad penalties on two Pennington scrambles.

People get second chances in life who have committed bad crimes.

He said he regretted committing "bad journalism" but his actions stemmed from an enthusiasm he shared with many Audubon members.

There was room for his brand of mischief in the encores, which featured a gleefully committed Bad Brains cover and a more sardonic genuflection to George Jones.

And an insta-poll on ESPN had 59 percent of more than 60,000 respondents saying the Celtics were robbed by the officials rather than guilty of committing bad fouls.

"When we find misconduct for bad stops, we have seen lower and lower levels of discipline, and that might reduce the disincentives for committing bad stops," he said.

For the companies to win, their lawyers have to convince Judge Kessler that the companies are model citizens, incapable of committing bad acts.