Sentence examples for opposed to bad from inspiring English sources

That, in fact, would be considered a bit of vintage popular culture, good neon as opposed to bad neon.

"When you look at it from that perspective, you can see what is deemed criminal negligence as opposed to bad parenting".

I had little trouble with the written sections of the Sierra program, which asked questions like, what fraction of fatal accidents are caused by driver error, as opposed to bad weather or mechanical problems?

When he speaks about "good patriots" (as opposed to bad ones) or claims that "we lose on everything" (this of the world's most influential economy), a goal is identity recognition: an unum among the pluribus which is addressed but never named.

And England arrive at the Donbass Arena buoyed by a most unexpected ally: good vibes as opposed to bad vibes, an enhanced degree of understated appreciation, and the sense that, whatever happens on Tuesday night, they might still return home to a jarringly sympathetic welcome.

Lorenzetti's picture focuses on the city and it typically shows the contrast between the city order as opposed to bad government and country disarray.

David Cohen, consultant solicitor at Keystone Law, said: "It is unusual under an all-employee share scheme for the directors to have the power to deprive continuing employees, as opposed to 'bad leavers', of their share awards.

"The market just seems to be in the mood to focus on the positive, like increased interim profits, as opposed to the bad," such as rising provisions for bad loans, said Martin Slaney at GFT Global Markets.

I'm not opposed to taking bad pictures, even if I know ahead of time it will be bad, just to hear the sound of the shutter.

This author, normally seen as opposed to certain bad things, in fact supported them without realizing it.

My dad was big on gearing us to do things that should be appreciated and learned about, as opposed to catching bad habits.