Sentence examples for deeply bad from inspiring English sources

But the figures for last week were truly bad, deeply bad — the worst for the news network in 20 years.

Howard smokes cigars and battles deeply bad individuals, among them Bessie the Hellcow and Phelch the Space Turnip.

Taking one for all those women in other countries who will be affected by a policy that, while deeply bad, is hardly exceptional situated in the context of the Trump administration.

The Stig is just wearing racing shoes, so they can't be judged, but they are still deeply bad.

The "deeply bad" Bush v. Gore decision, the "nihilistic Republican Congress from 2010 forward," and Clinton's loss of the White House despite winning the popular vote are, along with Gingrich's move to polarize Congress, "four sequential fundamental battering rams to the social norms of the republic" that have helped weaken the American project, he said.

As the morbidity and premature death linked to extreme poverty is deeply bad and a significant proportion can be prevented without undue sacrifice, this ought to be done [ 24].

That good actions often felt deeply frustrating and bad actions supremely pleasurable seemed to me to be creation's greatest flaw, not its crowning virtue.

The more deeply Imogen, the "bad" sister, immerses herself in the affair, the more determinedly the "good" sister, Helen, who is disapproving, envious and voyeuristic, clamps the lid on her frustrations.

Children's daily experiences are vivid and deeply felt, and bad or mediocre experiences whilst possibly not harmful in the long run may lead to considerable unhappiness in the present.

Junior becomes even more deeply involved with the bad crowd that he has fallen into.

He described the measure as "deeply unsatisfactory" but "less bad than the alternatives".