Sentence examples for evidently bad from inspiring English sources

Scapegoating Greece for what is evidently bad practice is not a solution to this problem.

Finally I realized that instead of representing the psychology of the relationship directly, realistically, which I was evidently bad at and didn't enjoy, I could let it emerge indirectly from the juxtaposition of dozens of these ironic configurations, each standing on its own and spun out according to its own logic.

Instead, let's just examine our feelings: what are our ties to the food that we know is not only evidently bad for us in the long run but also makes us feel queasy almost immediately afterward and doesn't even taste good?

Evidently bad practices were also observed, e.g. holding bare vials and syringes with the fingers.

From that perspective the Austen Project is self-evidently bad for literary culture.

A female MP, who turned down the chance to be a shadow minister, said: "It's self-evidently bad.

I was in a bank dealing room when the second rate rise was announced and was a bit surprised to see equity markets rally; the explanation from dealers was that the policy was so self-evidently bad for the economy that it would never be sustained.

The men who rob the bank in the opening scenes are self-evidently bad men ("If they move, kill 'em!" barks William Holden exactly as Peckinpah's directorial credit explodes onscreen), but so are the posse of men lying in wait for them.

Persecution is the only way to deal with such people, and it is natural that today a wave of political books with the word "lies" in the title (lies being self-evidently bad, as in "The Lies of George W. Bush") should coincide with a wave of books with the word "hate" in them (hate being good, the banner of a club one should want to join, as in "The I Hate Republicans Reader").

Can't really argue with that drinking fizzy brown water that's flavored with chemicals is pretty self-evidently bad for you.

They eat Wonder bread even though it's evidently as bad for them as it is for young children.