Sentence examples for means a bad from inspiring English sources

It's not by any means a bad evening.

And this is by no means a bad thing.

"There were some welcome elements, it's by no means a bad budget," says Carter.

The government's budget is likely to offer targeted tax concessions to boost investment, by no means a bad idea.

Full of clever sounds, with melodies butting up against countermelodies and more laughs than you might think, Comedown Machine is by no means a bad record.

OK? 64th over: England 222-6 (Flintoff 7, Giles 4) An expensive over by Pollock, but by no means a bad one.

But lately, that has meant a bad night for the Celtics.

A lot of cigarette butts meant a bad day for the market.

A bad (or in reality, terrible) first week of the year does not mean a bad 12 months will follow.

And once more, information was not collated, which should mean a bad day at Kinko's, not at counterterrorism headquarters.

I told them that one loss doesn't mean a bad season nor does one win mean a successful season".