Sentence examples for is definitely bad from inspiring English sources

As an importer, Brexit is definitely bad for us.

"Business is definitely bad these days," he said, piloting his stick-shift Toyota through the clotted streets of the Wanchai shopping district.

"So talking in those terms is not evidence-based, and it suggests that somebody has made up their minds perhaps based on inconclusive studies about mobile phone use, that it is definitely bad, and therefore any radiofrequency must be bad for you, and therefore Wi-Fi must be bad for you.

John Barker, head of programmes for India and China for WWF UK (one of dozens of charities supporting tiger conservation in India), says conservationists fear the Modi government might dilute the power of India's environmental laws, "but there's nothing yet that we can say is definitely bad".

She drafts some intriguing clauses ('If citizens snog or shag other citizens they must not pretend nothing is going on'; 'After sexual relations it is definitely bad manners not to stay the night', etc), but sadly, Harriet Harman fails to return her calls.

And the canal is definitely bad sh-t.

The Borgias were definitely bad, but were they as bad as all that?

The hotels have the decayed air of the town generally, and the restaurants are definitely bad.

"There's definitely bad bluebonnet etiquette out there," said PerriAngela Wickham founder of texasbluebonnetsightings.com, which has 7,300 Facebook followers.

THE end of the cold war was definitely bad news for those novelists and screenwriters who were counting on the "evil empire" to provide them with plots for life.

It's definitely bad for one person, though -- Carrie.