Sentence examples for dirty bad from inspiring English sources

I think that food should not be used as a way of persecuting oneself and I think really one should look to get pleasure about what's good rather than either think 'Oh no, that's dirty, bad or sinful' or 'eating is virtuous.'" Lawson, 55, who also says she hates the term 'healthy food' says: "I also don't like people thinking they're better people themselves for the way they eat.

Their vagina is a dirty, bad word.

This character, he's got a really dirty bad past, but he's trying to become good," he explained.

"If we're using cutesy names because we're embarrassed or ashamed to say the actual terms, we're perpetuating the idea that some body parts are dirty, bad or shameful".

Nietzsche later called her a "thin, dirty, bad-smelling monkey with false breasts"; her diagnosis was that he was a sadomasochist.

And what's dirty or "bad" about female sexuality?

Like egg on [sic] from the host to say, uh, dirty and bad stuff".

Arriving at the airport tired and dirty is bad enough, but when you're flying on RyanAir, it's enough to make you suicidal.

Hours before the announcement, Melania Trump, the wife of the Republican presidential nominee, told CNN that her husband "was led on, like egg[ed] on, from the host to say dirty and bad stuff".

She figured that it was Billy Bush's fault; as the show's host, he had worked to "lead on" and "egg on" her husband to get him to "say dirty and bad stuff".

On the rare occasions that he adopted the mantle of advocate, the gesture typically backfired, as when he told a Brazilian magazine: "The real Indians get dirty, smell bad, use drugs, belch after they eat, covet and sometimes steal each other's women, fornicate and make war.