Sentence examples for particularly bad example from inspiring English sources

(See Liam Fox at 10.44am for a particularly bad example).

Well, let's put it like this, I remember thinking, when Kurt Cobain shot himself: "That's setting a particularly bad example".

But to many viewers, the ad for a Georgia gubernatorial candidate came across as intimidating and a particularly bad example of how to handle a shotgun safely.

Speaking at a fringe meeting at the Lib Dem conference in Glasgow, Mr Cable, MP for Twickenham, said the policy flew in the face of Mr Pickles' commitment to local decision-making, calling it a "particularly bad example of central imposition".

Several of his responses were garbled word salads of different ideas -- his response to the question about first use policy of nuclear weapons was a particularly bad example.

We are saying that is one of the things that determines our aid policy, and there have been particularly bad examples where we have taken action".

Ms Swinson, Liberal Democrat MP for East Dunbartonshire, said the two adverts were "particularly bad examples of excessive re-touching" which misled consumers.

We are saying that is one of the things that determines our aid policy, and there have been particularly bad examples where we have taken action". Cameron said he had spoken with a number of African countries and that more pressure had been applied by the foreign secretary, William Hague, who deputised for him during parts of the summit.

Schmidt called out China and Russia as particularly bad examples of nation-states that impinge upon the rights of its citizens.

Swinson, a Liberal Democrat on Cameron's ruling coalition, said that while some retouching may be acceptable, the adverts were "particularly bad examples of misleading advertising" and could contribute to body image problems.

"It's a particularly bad case.