Sentence examples for tale of bad from inspiring English sources

But Cortney resists the idea that this is a tale of bad parenting.

The meme's fans on the Internet were appalled by this profligate tale of bad choices and yet couldn't look away.

Mr. Yates was an ardent backer of President John F. Kennedy, and therein lies a tale of bad luck and, just possibly, political intrigue.

"Poppea" is a real shocker, a gritty and sexy tale of bad people, the Emperor Nero and his mistress Poppea, who nevertheless triumph.

How U.S. forces came to be seen as aggressors and not liberators is a tale of bad luck, miscues and the city's political and ethnic rivalries.

After a promising start, this has been a tale of bad back and worse football for the City manager, but it did at least end in optimistic fashion.

Rankin (pictured) didn't get to be one of Britain's bestselling crime novelists without knowing that tales of bad men offing one another would quickly flatline without a heart.

Rankin (pictured) didn't get to be one of Britain's bestselling crime novelists without knowing that tales of bad men offing one another would quickly flatline without a heart.

But Ms. Allen does capture a sense of universal teenage angst with her cinematic tales of bad breakups, club spats and backstabbing friends.

Over the past eight months, she has eloquently told tales of bad noise insulation, erosion of community, and even a brothel servicing clients in the stairwell.

This came two days after Huckabee talked about how the President had grown up in Kenya, immersed in his father's tales of bad British people — even though he did not grow up there at all.