Sentence examples for namely bad from inspiring English sources

He slips away, but one of the many things I've learnt this week is that I have one great advantage over the ultra-poshos, namely bad manners: I simply trail right after him: 'Do you think the boom will continue?'Everybodydy's going in now.

Of course, anonymous video brings about its own obstacles, namely bad behavior.

He never blew up crazy, but it's safe to say he made his mark with a couple of seminal joints (namely "Bad Boys" and "That's Gangsta").

Cleaning one's home means cleaning one's heart from "junk," namely from bad thoughts about others.

Participants rated their agreement on a five-point scale (strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree, do not know) to each of seven possible causes of each type of addiction, namely i) bad character; ii) addictive personality; iii) psychological problems; iv) chemistry in the brain; v) the way he was raised; vi) stress; and vii) a genetic or inherited problem.

One of the charges alleged that he "acquired criminal property, namely a Cannondale Bad Boy bicycle".

H.P. is incorporated in Delaware, and that state's law precludes a suit against board members for violating the so-called duty of care, namely making a bad decision.

After considering not including Knapp's part of the story in the report, he says his managers decided Knapp's coincidence illustrated "one of the central issues in our project... namely, that very bad things have happened to people who essentially played by the rules".

Several authors have highlighted cases where two tandem phosphorylated sites can be phosphorylated by distinct protein kinases, namely TBC1D1, MARK2/Par-1b, Bcl-XL/Bcl-2-associatediatedeathth promoter) and myopodin [ 26, 56, 59, 60].

But of course there is a dark side to habits, namely that we acquire bad ones, like smoking or overeating.

There are added issues running through these performances that go beyond good and bad interpretation: namely, not enough interpretation or, more often, too much.