Sentence examples for one bad man from inspiring English sources

One bad man had killed another.

Dr. Dean also stood by his contention that Saddam Hussein's capture did not make America safer, saying that "the capture of one bad man does not mean that this president and the Washington Democrats can declare victory in the war on terror".

Even if only a tiny fraction of humanity is immoral enough to want to cause large scale harm by weapons of mass destruction in their possession, there are bound to be some such people in a huge human population, as on Earth, unless humanity is extensively morally enhanced … Essentially this is the claim that it only takes one bad man to spoil things for the rest of us.

"One run red light," she tells herself, "one inexplicable pill, one bad man, one unforgivable decision, and everything would have turned out otherwise".

It trusted that the audience shared its contempt and wouldn't be titillated by one winking bad man, instead rounding out the cast with a parliament of whores and public school twats.

The one-time "Baddest Man On The Planet" recorded 44 knockouts in his professional career.

Between fierce scrubbings and whippings with birch twigs, Brue stealthily observes her fellow-bathers: jaded Russians (commenting on the decline of banyas, one says, "Stalin very bad man, so bad banyas"), fleshy Brooklynites discussing linoleum, and Romanian strippers who refuse to take off their swimsuits at a Japanese hot spring.

The boy is said to have shouted at one man: "You're a bad man, let us leave".

"You're not going to hear one bad thing about that man out here".

At the Democratic convention in Chicago the party bosses chose Hubert Humphrey -- not a "bad" man, just one who had not won a single primary.

George Jackson is better known as a rock, pop, and soul songwriter than as a performer: he wrote hits for a wide range of artists, including Bob Seger ("Old Time Rock and Roll"), the Osmonds ("One Bad Apple"), and Wilson Pickett ("A Man and a Half").