Sentence examples for idea of bad from inspiring English sources
Even so, Citi's shift in direction may signal that policymakers are looking again at the idea of bad banks.
And if you see "poetic" only as a positive value judgment, the idea of bad poetry must be a contradiction in terms.
With his partner, the curator and academic Judith Clark, he has created an exhibition at the Barbican, London called The Vulgar: Fashion Redefined, which questions the idea of bad taste, and opens at the Barbican, London, on 13 October.
The administration is fixated on this idea of bad mortgages, and their whole policy is centered on how to get people out of bad loans through modifications," he says.
The idea of bad camera angles and having to be picture perfect 24 hours a day for seven days seemed daunting and unreal.
After 9/11, the media ran with the idea of "bad Muslims," they decided to profit off the fear they instilled in every American household.
If the recent FAA debacle doesn't give you an idea of how bad this is, or how bad it will get, nothing will.
And I am extremely troubled by the idea of bringing bad publicity to the Telegraph.
To give you an idea of how bad it is -- most of the letters came from Tonya Harding.
It's not that hard to get an idea of how bad the pain will be in this era of smartphones and apps.
