Sentence examples for sense of bad from inspiring English sources

And while she is susceptible to flowing blouses and skimpy dresses that cling in certain permissible places, she has a keen sense of bad ideas.

IT WAS with an incredible sense of bad timing that the government of Sri Lanka arrested a couple of prominent human-rights workers this week just as the United Nations' human-rights council in Geneva goes to work sifting through its murky record for some sign of progress.Activists now fear a wider crackdown by the president, Mahinda Rajapaksa.

Of course, filmmakers go on doing these things anyway, but many do so with a sense of bad faith, of guilt that they need to expunge, shame that they need to assuage — all the more so among the more intellectualized and self-critical reaches of independent filmmaking.

Moreover, aesthetic views have been held to have trouble making sense of bad art.

With an exquisite sense of bad timing the IMF following orders from The U.S. Treasury Department has bluntly told the Chinese to float their currency.

And that's in the sense of bad behaviour and bullying, trolling, things like that, but also in the sense of using those platforms to stand up for rights that they would otherwise be unable to stand up for.

And to get a sense of how bad it is when you're selling a big S.U.V. in the era of high gas prices, I went on Craigslist and surveyed the plaintive listings.

Nothing specific, just a murky sense of something bad.

Bolstered by this sense of security, bad loans mushroomed.

That gives you a sense of how bad it really is on a day-to-day basis, even for children.

But to get a true sense of how bad things are, it is better to ask locals, as TI also does in many countries.