Sentence examples for considering it bad from inspiring English sources
Some people recoiled, considering it bad taste.
They consider it bad manners".
Some players consider it bad luck when extra decals are added to commemorate anniversaries.
"They consider it bad P.R. for the pandas," Dr. Forbes said.
Some considered it bad taste but Ernst's name recognition soared.
"Saudis still consider it bad luck to go there, so we had it all to ourselves". 1. the highest tip on, Signal Hill, Cape Town, Africa Philip Wisler2.
Mr. Tedesco said that while he supported the arts, he considered it "bad policy" for taxpayers to underwrite a loan to a nonprofit group.
Dunhill, by the way, considers it bad taste for a woman to buy more than a quarter pound of Royal Yach ($10 lb).
Some people consider it bad manners to talk business as a funeral, but not Tommy Shelby Murphyy) who was delivering expository dialogue before the body was even cold in the ground.
I don't know how much I had -- my family considered it bad luck to count money going in or out of a game -- but it was very, very heavy and kept in several plastic bags.
Many of these same pundits consider it bad form to make a big fuss about the Bush administration's use of association and innuendo to link the Iraq war to 9/11.
