Sentence examples for flat bad from inspiring English sources

"You see people involved in terror as humans, as people who love, who have kids, who are not just flat bad guys in an action picture".

While researching my latest book, Viral Loop, an in-depth look at how companies like Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Skype and others grew so big so fast, it occurred to me that each of them was founded when the economy was flat, bad, or worse, in recession.

Suede's was the easiest to caricature, all council flats, bad drugs and transgressive sex.

Add to that servicers who sometimes give flat out bad advice and it's no surprise consumers give up or end up making bad choices".

Because it was a small flat with bad ventilation it the ideal condition for silverfish.

Among NBC's target audience — viewers ages 18 to 49 — this season's ratings have been flat, not bad in a business of mostly consistent downward movement.

Instead Piotr Anderszewski came on to play Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 18 in B flat: no bad thing, to be sure.

Analysts credit the Toyota campaign with helping to increase sales of the Sienna by 18.5 percent through November — double the industry average for minivans and a rare bright spot for Toyota, whose overall sales have been flat since bad publicity over product recalls.

Expenses were flat, but bad debt nearly tripled to 176 million Australian dollars ($91.4 million) from the period last year, a sign that economic sluggishness in the second half will probably retard growth, the bank said, echoing a warning from a major rival, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, earlier this week.

And next to the sinking disc, flat is bad, regardless of the cumulative.

Flat lighting, bad production in general, and small screens have for our entire lives associated high framerates with low quality.