Sentence examples for like such a negative from inspiring English sources

"Copycatting sounds like such a negative word," she said.

"Average sounds like such a negative," Hawley tells me in his office in Santa Monica, California.

Sir Richard Branson: I've never really seen myself as a highly "driven" person -- that seems like such a negative phrase these days.

However, now, as a newly engaged woman whose cynicism had been diluted by love, it seemed like such a negative way to look at my future with Olivier.

Who wouldn't like such a plan?

Christie, who may at last have hit on a way to get his idol Bruce Springsteen (one of Obama's biggest and most loyal backers) to call him back, has helped give Obama the kind of feel-good post-partisan boost that many voters like, especially after such a negative campaign.

"I feel like there's such a negative stigma to this," she said.

"I just feel like he has cast such a negative on the Republican Party," said Canty, a health-care worker.

Just like the word "fat" has such a negative charge on it, the word "thin" is not what we want to put as affirmation.

"We would like an independent inquiry into licensing of puppy farms because it's giving such a negative opinion in Wales of Wales and abroad".

However, I'd like to challenge us to change the vocabulary around this. War has such a negative connotation.