Sentence examples for considered that bad from inspiring English sources

Des, whose predicament Amis summarizes as a fall "from grace to Grace," knows that while in Diston incest is "not considered that bad," Lionel isn't likely to forgive Des's shagging his mother.

After Democrats produced the needed votes, some Republicans then cast their votes for the Pentagon measure, drawing an audible murmur of disapproval from Democrats who considered that bad form.

The game was a letdown considering that bad feelings had been boiling far more than usual in the last year.

And if I act in a way that draws attention to the fact that I am a performer in a commercial film, usually people will consider that bad acting.

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Researchers consider that a bad sign.

It is hardly surprising that increasing numbers consider that a bad deal.

The widespread recognition his physical appearance once commanded has diminished in recent years and many – including, I imagine, King himself – would consider that no bad thing.

But consider that a bad deal or an undervalued deal can be potentially more harmful than no deal.

We additionally consider that every bad health disposition agent has perfect health, and hence her bundle must be located in the indifference curve of her good health disposition counterpart that passes through the choice of this second agent.

"I don't consider that a bad thing in my history, not at all," he said of the play's critical rebuffs and short run.