Sentence examples for talking poorly from inspiring English sources

"Metaphorically in their culture that would mean someone talking poorly of them," said Sgt. James Lewis of the Sacramento County sheriff's office.

You stand to lose your best friend by talking poorly of him and you are the only one who looks bad in the end.

Valerie pointed out that talking poorly about your ex-husband or ex-wife to your child ultimately only hurts the child, so she encourages speaking kindly and rationally about your ex-spouse around your children.

Show her how confident you are by taking initiative, never talking poorly of yourself, and speaking up for yourself (with other people too, not just around her).

I like entrepreneurs who are not negative and don't talk poorly about past experiences or other venture firms.

It doesn't feel good to talk poorly about other people.

Matthews later responded to Rohrabacher's rebuttal, calling it "true," but maintaining that it was "refreshing" to see the "dignity" that Bush exhibited by choosing not to talk poorly of Obama.

"I think a lot of people feel like the Big Brother community, a lot of people talk poorly about it, they say that it's a negative place, it's a toxic place," he says.

Although Trump claimed during last week's GOP debate that "nobody has ever hit [his] hands before," he's been allegedly trying to fight against those who talk poorly of his palms since at least the late 80s.

Don't talk poorly about your Ex to your child.

In talking about poorly educated students from the Dominican Republic and Mexico in New York schools, he described them as "pure Indians -- Incas and Mayans who are about, you know, five feet tall with straight hair," and he added that Mexico and Central America had never had "a tradition of education".