Sentence examples for really quite bad from inspiring English sources
As it turned out, things got really quite bad indeed.
It was about six hundred pages and really quite bad.
The bad Rio stories are really quite bad; many involve tourists, and some are uncomfortably recent.
The tiny puddle that started with a trickle was really quite bad enough.
I can't do box splits at all – they're really quite bad.
Leo Messi really is quite bad at penalties.
RENZO PIANO chuckled as he remembered how he and Richard Rogers were "young boys, really young and quite bad boys" in 1971 when they won the architecture competition for the Georges Pompidou Center with a design that they considered a parody of technology.
"We've really seen it quite bad this year," said Penny Newman, who heads the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice in the Riverside County city of Jurupa Valley, which routinely has the highest levels of fine-particle pollution in Southern California.
I really love karaoke but I'm quite bad at it.
But Mackay's main post-match concern was Gerrard's health as the Cardiff manager revealed: "He had quite bad concussion and really didn't remember anything up until about five minutes ago.
