Sentence examples for right bad from inspiring English sources

Maybe the 19th-century Italians had it right: Bad art and literature make the best operas.

Frank Keating, the former governor of Oklahoma, is right: bad things can happen anywhere.

In another, Limmy announces he feels like being "a right bad bastard" and steps on someone's shoe, before agreeing to take a tourist's photo, secretly deleting their entire holiday's photos as he does so.

I was in the right bad mood, at the time, to tax the artist with a spiritual tedium of Victorian-era Yankee culture, which he served doggedly with genre pictures ranging from homesick soldiers to ladies playing croquet to slickered fishermen braving squalls.

I will always endorse that way of teaching but I have seen a lot of sport and, without condoning Kygrios, it's worth contemplating that a little bit of the right bad behaviour can sometimes be a delicious thing in the context of sporting combat.

In particular, in conversation with him on 18 April 2013, you said of a list of MPs including David TC Davies, Mark Field, Stewart Jackson, Bill Wiggin, Julian Brazier, Stephen Barclay, Stephen McPartland, David Norris, Jack Lopresti and Ben Wallace, "You've got some right bad boys there, you really have".

That, as much as anything, tells you all the "truth" you need to know about British far-right bad boys.

Holder has a mixed legacy: excellent on civil and voting rights, bad on press freedom and transparency.

Right now, bad guys stay out because they know they're going to get caught.

(That's right! More bad news for Yahoo!).

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