Sentence examples for subject of bad from inspiring English sources

On the subject of bad behaviour, there was a lot of swearing in morning conference yesterday.

On the subject of "bad", meanwhile, every other actor aside from Wayne is appalling.

That seems to be the consensus of readers who responded to last week's column on the subject of bad trips and how we all relish the experience of sharing the stories of what went wrong.

She has a hyperactive gaiety, especially on the subject of bad pies and in the outstanding duet (it could have been written by a cannibalistic Cole Porter) in which each profession is assessed as pie material, from poet to fop to rear admiral "with or without his privates".

This is the subject of "Bad Call: Technology's Attack on Referees and Umpires and How to Fix It," a recent book by Harry Collins, Robert Evans, and Christopher Higgins, three U.K. social scientists (and fans of Liverpool Football Club) with an interest in how technology has changed the typical fan's understanding of sports.

She wants to hoot, holler, and be the purveyor of, not the subject of, bad deeds and behavior.

Of course, no one wants to be the subject of a bad review, but psychotherapy services are special.

As the crowd of eighty thousand, seated on folding chairs, awaited his sermon (on the subject of making bad choices), Graham glanced across the platform and acknowledged his special guests, Bill and Hillary Clinton.

It's a commonplace to wring hands on the subject of how bad Hollywood has become, but it's more than counterbalanced by how good independent films have become.

Which leaves us with the subject of how bad laws get made.

The outlaw, in the American imagination, is a subject of romance a "good" bad man, he is typically a master of escape, a crack shot, a ladies' man.