Sentence examples for make it bad from inspiring English sources

"make it bad" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express the action of intentionally causing something to become negative or undesirable. Example: The director instructed the actors to make their characters' actions seem sinister and make the situation bad for the protagonist.

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But that does not make it bad politics.

The Economist

They counsel Hepcat: "Hey, dude, don't make it bad.

The New York Times - Books

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Probably, but that doesn't make it bad.

The New Yorker

(Just because a place is "touristy" does not make it bad).

The New York Times

We get it, it's derivative, but does that make it bad?

The Guardian - TV & Radio

"It's about saying we are against bad police, because bad police make it bad for good police," Mr. Barber said.

The New York Times

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None of which makes it bad.

The Guardian - Books

"But everything starts out good until we end up making it bad".

The New York Times

"Is it poor people like me who have made it bad?

The New York Times

"The poetry of a teenager in love," writes the Shakespearean scholar Jonathan Bate, "is sincere: that is what makes it bad.

Independent

"We're not taking conduct that was good and making it bad retroactively".

The New York Times

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