Sentence examples for definition of bad from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it's probably a pretty good definition of bad poetry.
As one scientist put it at week's end, the current heatwave is "bad by our current definition of bad, but our definition of bad changes".
The acuteness of this anxiety hinges on one's definition of bad guy.
PAGE 1 ARTS & LEISURE He professed himself the "baddest man on the planet," perhaps unwittingly inviting interpretations of the definition of "bad".
Lehar's comedic values are not our own; his silliness is not our silliness, and his naughty behavior rests at some distance from any current definition of bad.
PAGE 27 ARTS & LEISURE TAKING A SWING At an Old Image He professed himself the "baddest man on the planet," perhaps unwittingly inviting interpretations of the definition of "bad".
"The museum's behavior over the last several months is the definition of bad-faith bargaining," Ms. Figura said while picketing alongside a dozen other strikers.
Liberals argued (as many have for a long time) that Twitter does not include enough bullies and troll accounts in its definition of "bad-faith actors," while some conservatives continued to claim that the platform is biased against them.
"My definition of a bad day has changed," she said.
"You are the definition of a bad student," croaks the septuagenarian teacher.
The definition of a bad public building must be that it makes you want to be on your own.
