Sentence examples for display bad from inspiring English sources

Gradually they display bad taste and unattractive behavior.

Local Shanghainese have an implicit confidence in, and proudness of, their international city, and tend to look down upon their countryside compatriots, as the unsophisticated people who let children defecate in public and display bad manners; stories of which go viral on social media every day.

So the warm-up Ashes, the undercard to this Australian summer's title fight, are over, disappearing over the horizon at The Oval amid a dorky fireworks display, bad English dancing, and some arguments over the correct use of light meters that killed anyone with an IQ higher than 57.

9 groundwater bodies display bad quantitative status, i.e. declining groundwater tables, due to over-abstraction of groundwater for satisfying the agricultural irrigation needs.

In the framework of implementing EU-Water Framework Directive (EU-WFD, 2000), 27 groundwater bodies have been delineated in PRB, from which 3 display bad qualitative status because of high NO3 concentrations attributed to agricultural activities.

In historian Tim Gosling's description, they saw "safety pins and Mohicans as little more than ineffectual fashion posturing stimulated by the mainstream media and industry.... Whereas the Sex Pistols would proudly display bad manners and opportunism in their dealings with 'the establishment,' the anarcho-punks kept clear of 'the establishment' altogether".

And he displayed bad judgment by not testifying about the physical and sexual abuse he suffered.

By failing even to mention the overseas effects of its tapering, the Fed has displayed bad manners, Mr Buiter argues.

A Brueghelesque self-portrait en famille, from 1927, finds Dix displaying bad teeth in a ferocious rictus, as he contemplates a distinctly unappealing baby son on Martha's lap.

Bill Pascoe, Mr. Schundler's campaign manager, said, "It displays bad judgment on Donnie's part, at least, to put himself in the position where questions about a conflict of interest could be raised".

The prosecutor, William H. Schmidt, had accused the office of Robert J. Cleary, the United States attorney, of misconduct and said it displayed bad judgment in using a man accused of being a brothel owner as an informant during an investigation into allegations of police corruption in Lodi.