Sentence examples for right and bad from inspiring English sources

The series, set in a startlingly dark, sinister Los Angeles, has a gritty look and a film noir sensibility; Joe is a knowing handler, but he is not always right, and bad calls cost lives and ruin investigations.

Across languages and cultures, good things are conventionally associated with the right, and bad things with the left.

Why does good correspond to right and bad to left, throughout the world and throughout the ages?

Therefore, Republicans often speak of "good" civil rights and "bad" affirmative action.

Mr. Squadron, the state senator, said he spoke at least four times with Mr. Clark, telling him, at one point, "The plan is bad for protesters' First Amendment rights and bad for the community".

Worse, the Chinese are generally held in Europe to be wooing the Africans with a horribly seductive new approach: no carping about human rights and bad government, just straight commercial dealings without paternalism, lectures and strings attached.

The common benefits which private control of land — interestingly, "if it is to be allowed at all" (LPPO 229) — have been lost, because of these illegitimate rights and bad customs which paradoxically restrict landlords' freedom to use the land (LPPO 229).

It would be bad for the environment, bad for workers, bad for human rights, and bad for public health.

"This is the story of how a desperate media company has corrupted public debate, leading to significant curbs on basic rights and bad policy in NSW," writes Keane.

Their values were black and white, wrong and right, good and bad, with little wiggle room for compromise.

He was right and the bad guys never sued.