Sentence examples for that bad young from inspiring English sources

The idea is that bad young people make good businessmen and women.

("We don't think we look that bad," one young architect joked when Gang stepped away).

"I just don't think things are that bad," said a young woman who had come with her sister.

– Actually Absalom was not that bad, said the young white man who was there to show that whites are not necessarily racist bastards.

This week Santa was at a garden centre in Oxfordshire, and allegedly told his young visitors that bad things happen to good children, using the events at Sandy Hook as an example.

"They were all about how I didn't have it that bad, and I was just young and stupid," she said.

Gary Sullivan, a theatre producer and director, agreed that bad behaviour was not limited to younger audiences.

The charity loved, hugged, parented the most vulnerable and most far gone, gone bad young Brits.

He was devoted to his mother, proudly mentioning her in his single Bad Young Brother.

So its bad young things liked their hair big, their vehicles dishevelled and their chaps buttock-baring.

Many of the characters in your stories, whether they are good or bad, young or old, tend to be quite lonely.