Sentence examples for subject is bad from inspiring English sources
Charles Lindsay wrote "Lost Balls," and his second volume more or less on the same subject is "Bad Lies," which goes on sale May 15. "Golf is a shared experience and so is losing a ball," Lindsay said last week.
If you ignore questions, change the subject, sidestep, or scold your child for asking, you may suggest that the subject is bad or inappropriate.
Even if we understand good and bad here (as Socrates seems to intend) to be what is good for the subject and what is bad and harmful for the subject, the claim is still paradoxical.
Rather, he said, they wanted "to move beyond simplistic assumptions that 'networking is good' or that 'networking is bad' and to subject networking to intellectual scrutiny".
It's important that comedians talk about difficult and dangerous subjects; you have to be very careful that you don't just hear the subject heading and think, oh, this is bad, they shouldn't be talking about that.
In the following example, the Finite/Predicator in ellipsis is represented by the symbol ∅. [44] 2 Kings 2.19 w e - hammayim ∅ rāʿîm And the water (is) bad Conjunctive Adjunct Subject Finite/Predicator Complement Mood base Residue (… but the water is bad …).
In the sentences above, 'bullying teenagers' can either be a noun phrase, functioning as the complex subject of the embedded clause '… are a problem for the local school', or it can be a verb phrase where 'bullying' functions as a gerund and itself is the subject of the embedded sentence '… is bad for their self-esteem'.
It is bad enough being subjected to the sterling work of psychologists/astrologers/Australian punsters on the matter, but there is something desperately infra dig about a man who would be king farting out anecdotes about William being "a hell of a nice guy" in return for a spot on breakfast telly.
In one way, it is bad for a drug as it will be lethal to subjects.
Smoking is bad, alcohol is bad, drugs are bad.
