Sentence examples for radically bad from inspiring English sources

"What we are realizing is that these kids are obviously so disconnected, that it makes them vulnerable, and that once they find something to connect with, it's something radically bad like ISIS," she says.

Ishioka radically proposed big, strong and even bad women, and got away with it.

But US crime figures have dropped radically since the bad old days, and the world does seem like a safer place.

(Or, as the existentialists might put it: 'If god is dead, then everything is permitted'.) It's an argument that radically elides some very bad things, though.

Bedding is an unregulated corner of Amazon, where companies charge radically different prices for the same bad sheets.

"Some are good and some are bad, but none will be radically different than what the public system offers".

In the case of the Apple Watch, radically departure would almost certainly be a bad thing.

Not everyone concluded that American society was so bad that it had to be radically remade by social revolution.

He said that the issue at the BBC was not a matter of "dealing with endemic criminality" but "bad management", which needs to change radically.

As if all this isn't bad enough, Pearce stands with the radically conservative Americans for Prosperity in opposing climate legislation.

"It's so fun watching the two parties radically change positions every four years on whether it's bad to have a super-rich presidential nominee," tweets the Intercept's Glenn Greenwald.