Sentence examples for conscious bad from inspiring English sources

Leakey's father once said, "We are the only species that makes conscious bad choices".

More than any other current premier, Dan can lay claim to the "politically prudent, yet socially conscious bad boy" moniker.

So, I zipped myself in, got over my gothically self-conscious bad self, and submitted to being a blushing Cinderella.

Besides, in a city with plenty of fashion-conscious types, bad weather can mean bad hair.

His work has not evolved over the years; it is inward-turned and self-conscious, in bad ways.

Her voice is so forcefully assured you can miss that much of her humor is about being lonely, self-conscious or bad at sex. ("To orgasm I have to have the focus of an Olympic gymnast on a balance beam").

I always feel self-conscious and bad.

The remuneration committees which decided pay would be so conscious of the bad publicity excessive rewards might attract that it would act as an automatic constraint.

They are conscious of their bad decisions, which prevents them from resembling that more ordinary fictional bungler, the still-waters-run-deep guy hatched by Hemingway and subsequently adopted by an unending stream of male American story writers.

"Kennedy is conscious of his bad behaviour and," he adds a touch ruefully, "I always rather liked him.'" Irvine Welsh, a friend of Niven's from the music business days, sees the novel as a cautionary tale: "This is what men are like at their worst.

Conscious of the bad blood this can cause, Lebanon's government has warned beach clubs against barring entry on the basis of race, nationality or disability.But racism is unlikely to be erased overnight, either in Lebanon or in many other Middle Eastern countries where blacks are routinely looked down on.