Sentence examples for particularly bad about from inspiring English sources

I cry, too, although I don't feel particularly bad about anything.

She was feeling particularly bad about it lately, losing sleep over some harsh words they recently exchanged.

Home soon Oh come all ye faithful I'm on the train, frying my brain We will fight them on the beaches Boasters Year of living dangerously Free for all God knows Why Gordon needs a holiday ReprintsEven when a phone does heat up its user's head, it is not clear what is particularly bad about that.

But what's particularly bad about doing publicity for Internet startups is that everyone in the media has already heard every story with every angle about every product and every service a thousand times and never wants to hear from another PR firm as long as they live.

There's nothing particularly bad about this production just the persistent thought that the endeavor was unnecessary.

What is particularly bad about this advertisement is that it was in the NICU.

Are Brits particularly bad at writing about sex? Julian Barnes thinks so.

There was something particularly bad, she explained, about my not even being 25.

Mind you, of all the drug users we speak to, no one has anything particularly bad to say about mixing pot and pills.

I sat with one such Shakespeare skeptic — the one I see in the mirror after attending a particularly bad performance — with details about the full range of Shakespeare productions on offer this season.

The timid incidental music supports a movie-length narrative about a particularly bad day.