Sentence examples for telling bad from inspiring English sources
It was great fun telling bad singers they suck, but there was something inside me that was beginning to yearn for something more challenging.
Middle-aged, perilously thin, wearing ripped jeans, red braces and cowboy boots "adorned with silver sheriff stars", he starts telling bad jokes.
These problems are encapsulated in the character of Frank himself: he's a talented journalist, but out of an inability to say no he has become famous for telling bad jokes on air.
Weird Al is actually making me wish Seth Meyers was still onstage telling bad jokes.
Adopting an alternative ethical perspective, avoiding telling bad news to a patient may be perceived as reducing harm, with harmful information managed by the family.
This lack of knowledge is often shared by their GPs [ 32] who have a tendency of tabooing cognitive impairments and have difficulties in telling bad news – especially disclosing a diagnosis of dementia [ 33- 36].
He will paint, play music, drive a fast car and tell bad jokes.
With Trump, it can be hard to tell bad will from bad lawyering.
Dorothy Gomez of East Meadow said she doesn't tell bad news unless it's absolutely necessary.
The result is a pint-sized (3ft 11interactivetive charmer who speaks in the high voice of an anime star and tells bad jokes.
"People love to tell bad stories when they talk about travel, and for good enough reason," said Joe Brancatelli, who publishes the subscription business travel Web site Joesentme.com.com
