Sentence examples for sense bad from inspiring English sources

That, or it is going to rain - he says they can sense bad weather.

So in one sense, "Bad Pharma" is the continuing saga the advanced version of the simpler tricks outlined in "Bad Science".

Mathematics and logic are, in this sense, bad models for language, because they aim at setting out beforehand the rules and principles that are subsequently to be used.

On the other, they are being encouraged to do so in a space characterised by profound risk, in both an acute sense (bad roads, bad driving) and a chronic one (bad air).

I sense bad political opinions and scuzzy male friends.

"Are they really in a legal sense bad people, or did they just mess up?

So when my father was summoned to the pay phone in the clubhouse and informed that my mother was on the line, he naturally sensed bad news.

Sensing bad times ahead, Merrill Lynch decided last January to close its agricultural futures operation and vacate a prime spot at the exchange's landmark Art Deco building.

Sensing bad vibes, I flee.

Fevers are your body's way of fighting infection; when you body senses bad bacteria, it turns up the heat to try to kill the bacteria.

So in a sense, these bad songs help finance the good ones.