Sentence examples for some so bad from inspiring English sources

But McKim suffered bouts of depression, some so bad he couldn't work, Professor Broderick says.

He suffered, almost daily, from severe headaches -- some so bad he had to lie down until they passed.

From that lowly state, the court has earned considerable authority, but it has also forfeited legitimacy with bad decisions, some so bad they were "ignored or disobeyed".

It was not uncommon for Mrs. Cline, a 69-year-old retiree, to have dizzy spells, some so bad that they landed her in a hospital emergency room near her home here on the South Side.

It's a pleasure to report that Japin's translator, Ina Rilke, admirably matches his language, especially since we have suffered so many catastrophic translations from the Dutch -- some so bad that writers have repudiated them, some so strange that we can only glimpse the original behind a fog of words.

These were among the viable choices — some not so bad and some pretty unfortunate — that the three million Cablevision customers in the New York area confronted on Sunday as they hastily weighed ways to watch the Academy Awards in an emergency.

Most have difficulty breathing at night and some are so bad that they run the risk of sudden death at night.

Even the worst stories in Make Something Up have their share of this power – and some are so bad that reading them aloud could make flies fall dead from the air.

Archaeologists sorting through the remains of an Etruscan settlement on the mouth of the Po found some artwork so bad that the anonymous pseudo-Attic artist has been given the name "the Worst Painter".

There's a lot of weird things – some are so bad I can't mention them".

But now that we have some distance, I'm not sure our children's overhearing some arguments was so bad.