Sentence examples for described as bad from inspiring English sources

A warning: the freedom includes the use of much language usually described as "bad".

Mr. Lampe has admitted that the company made what he recently described as "bad tires," while attributing this mainly to unspecified "variations" in the manufacturing process.

After eating what he described as "bad pasta" at home Saturday night, he began to feel ill almost immediately, and it was the beginning of a long night, running back and forth from his couch to the bathroom.

Due to what she has since described as "bad representation" she found herself out of the audition loop and doing temp jobs for nine-and-a-half months afterwards.

As a whole, the movie, whose title dimly evokes "They Were Expendable," a 1945 John Ford combat picture starring John Wayne and Robert Montgomery, might more aptly be described as Bad Kurosawa, Bad Peckinpah or Bad Leone.

The rehabilitating left-handed relief pitchers Pedro Feliciano and Damaso Marte each were shut down after feeling what Joe Girardi described as bad soreness in their injured left shoulders.

Mr McGee said: "His request, his attitude I would describe as bad, it was bad and it was rude, it was bad tempered, so straight away I was acting proportionate to how his attitude was".

Sickness absence costs the economy £22bn a year - a scourge which Dame Carol Black, who has been advising the government on workplace health issues in recent years, describes as "bad for families, the community and the economy".

I think Kilmer can best be described as a "bad bad" poet, maybe the baddest anyone has ever heard of.

People who live in Birmingham, Ala., are shocked when they hear it described as a bad, bad place.

Murray won only 10 points on Rafael Nadal's serve as he was beaten 6-3 6-2 6-1 in what he described as a "bad, bad day".