Sentence examples for that bad man from inspiring English sources
What we do know is that Cottan – "that bad man" – has wormed his way to the heart of the show.
Price's allegations of libel against Gwen Watkins, for which he was seeking €75,000 in damages, centred on a letter she wrote to Epler, in which she referred to "that bad man Haydn Price whose actions have blackened my otherwise serene old age".
"Was it that bad, man?" West said.
"I don't know how to tell my son that Daddy is over there, where that bad man is".
In Kansas, a little girl came home and asked, "Mama, why don't they kill that bad man Smith that they told us about in Sunday school?" Even experienced political figures were stunned.
With so much time spent with the Gorbiers, Witnesses is, by this point, as much horror film as police thriller, even entering full-on slasher mode when that bad man in clownface was wandering around, brandishing a bloodied knife.
Like nature, politics abhors a vacuum, and the risk always exists that bad men, bad women too, may move quickly into that space.
The watchword of the Glorious Revolution of 1688 was "passive resistance" – a weedy hope that bad men would go away if you wished for it hard enough.
"Phrases like 'wooing' or 'courting' women, romantic language, the type of language girls' mothers warn their children that bad men will seduce vulnerable women with, is regularly employed," he says.
Mummy told us that a bad man had shot Uncle Jack and that he was in heaven.
"I knew that the bad man was going to touch the art.
