Sentence examples for is somehow bad from inspiring English sources

That must be why GPs never go to the pub (unless alcohol is somehow bad for you? Surely not).

"I've got to tell you, only the makers of the Reagan TV movie could argue that this is somehow bad news for the G.O.P. in 2004".

Curiously, some have suggested that UConn's winning streak is somehow bad for women's basketball when, given similar development in men's basketball, such dominance seems inevitable and necessary for the sport's growth.

In his closing warnings, Snyder comes across as an old-fashioned liberal, delivering impassioned warnings against any hope of improving the world through the still fashionable notion that government is somehow bad.

The suggestion that some of the statements might contain coded messages to terrorists in other countries has fallen as flat as the idea that repeated exposure to the terrorists' war cries is somehow bad for "public morale".

Yeah, and it's hard to reconcile their argument that this is somehow bad for the economy.

We hear claims that immigrants are somehow bad for the economy, even though this economy could not function without them.

BUSH: We hear claims that immigrants are somehow bad for the economy, even though this economy could not function without them.

Any deep bonds that the Canadian people have felt towards this land, its history and contributions have been clouded by this almost fanatic belief that all things "traditional" are somehow "bad" or "out-dated" so that our "culture" has been reduced to nothing but media soundbites or shallow cultural symbols.

Nor do I think Bethesda and Ubisoft are somehow "bad guys" for any of this.

Arguing that MOOCs and online education will kill higher education systems or are somehow bad for the end user, for students and for teachers is kind of ridiculous at this point, both Thrun and Newsom replied.