Sentence examples for definitely a bad from inspiring English sources

Definitely a bad sign.

Still, definitely a bad year for insiders, and there is no question that Arlen Specter is an insider.

Electronic bullying is definitely a bad thing, but I can't help feeling as though we're getting the better end of that deal.

'I'm not going to deny this was definitely a bad day at the office,' he said, speaking calmly and eloquently despite admitting to being 'gutted'gutted

Gail Collins: If an employer asks someone he supervises to come to his hotel room that is probably harassment and most definitely a bad way to run a business.

By now it must be very clear to you, as you watch me squint menacingly over this glass canning jar filled with piping-hot herbal tea, that I am definitely a bad and scary outlaw from the eighteen-seventies.

"I think federal employees are definitely getting a bad rap and definitely have become political punching bags," said William R. Dougan, the president of the National Federation of Federal Employees, which represents 110,000 blue- and white-collar government workers.

"They definitely had a bad attitude.

"The walkout by the Pakistan team definitely left a bad impression.

"Getting on a plane definitely made a bad cold worse," said his doctor, Lonny Granston, of University Family Medicine in Boulder, Colo.

"EMI did good things with our band, and I don't want to make out it's a major v indie thing, but it definitely was a bad time to still be on that label".