Sentence examples for enjoyed badly from inspiring English sources

Stallone was quoted as having told reporters that he would rather "do something that he enjoyed badly, than feel bad about not doing something he enjoyed".

And I enjoyed the badly written books, because I could read them fast and with a guilty laugh.

This allowed him more money for his art collection, which he still enjoys despite badly deteriorating eyesight and which he exhibits to the public.

A place where angry, bug-eyed virgins enjoy firing badly spelled abuse at people who have done nothing to deserve it.

He found himself denounced more than once by a badly rattled set of conservative Catholic bishops, and enjoyed his ill fame immensely.

And it was a chance for him to begin reintroducing himself after the flap over his failure to pay some federal taxes nearly derailed his confirmation and undercut the credibility he has enjoyed and now needs badly.

Theresa May, who backed remain during the referendum and endorsed a status quo which has been failing working-class communities badly, has enjoyed a boost in the polls because she hastily adopted a series of popular Ukip policies on things such as grammar schools and national security.

But nobody enjoys being treated badly, unless they've got more baggage than a Boeing jet and more issues than Reader's Digest.

Directed by An Education's Lone Scherfig and adapted by Laura Wade from her play Posh, The Riot Club is substantially inspired by Oxford University's Bullingdon Club, the exclusive dining society whose tailcoated men behaving badly enjoy debauched bacchanalia at the expense of plebs.

In 10 or 15 years, the companies would be gone, closing a chapter in American financial history that enjoyed considerable success but ended very badly and at great taxpayer cost.

Korine would feel he'd failed badly were I to have enjoyed it.