Sentence examples for deliberate bad from inspiring English sources

Past collections have eschewed trends in favour of conceptual themes such as deliberate bad taste.

And I liked the deliberate bad taste of a head-to-toe suit in deep pink, complete with matching boots.

I rather liked that he had the deliberate bad taste to show a head-to-toe look in pink, complete with matching boots, and I told him so.

You have to assume that this kind of argument is made in deliberate bad faith — although I suspect that many of these people don't remember what it is to make an argument in good faith.

A sort-of sequel to their previous experiment in deliberate underachievement, Bad Play, Bad Musical sees Dan Mersh, Jeremy Limb and Paul Litchfield staging the dramatically inert story of a young man's rise from humble origins to the top of the British banking system – and back again.

It was a deliberate example of bad writing.

The same deliberate indifference to bad news was evident in the past year, the Pentagon official said, when the Army conducted a series of elaborate war games.

Of course their reaction to some of Mr. Waters's deliberate exercises in bad taste might parallel the remark his own father made upon seeing one of his movies (which Mr. Waters quotes in "This Filthy World").

Painfully aware of this fact, editors attempt to cloak their deliberate prostitution of bad things happening to famous people by feigning concern.

In a similar mode, Kotsko highlights the nudity in "Girls" ("creepy rather than sexy"), and draws a baffling parallel between two recent series: "it is hard not to see Claire's handjob [in 'House of Cards'] as a deliberate reference to Breaking Bad".

Javier Vazquez placed the ball in Girardi's hand and walked toward the dugout, his pace slow and deliberate, as if he had bad news to deliver.