Sentence examples for the bad era from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez commented that the album was "wrongfully dismissed by critics because it wasn't the sales blockbuster that Thriller was" and that during the Bad era, Jackson's vocal hiccups and stammered "shamone" would become staples in his music that were "heightening and highlighting the emotion of his lyrics".

Some critics noted that the song helped Jackson's image become more edgy during the Bad-era.

"Bad" was generally well received by contemporary music critics, with some critics noting that "Bad" helped Jackson's image become edgier during the Bad-era.

They are also coming of age at the tail-end of the 'Made in China = bad' era, and are getting to know their country's domestic brands at a time when their quality and marketability have been drastically improved and are becoming more and more competitive with big foreign brands.

One Redditer by the name of SH4FTer noticed yesterday Jan . 14) that Paul, in his pre- Breaking Bad" era, made a small cameo in the 2002 flick "Van Wilder".

It's a throwback to a time of sonic and attitudinal ambition in hip-hop — the Bad Boy era of the mid- to late '90s, with its warm soul samples connoting the new hip-hop luxury comes to mind.

I grew up watching the "Bad Boys" era of Detroit Pistons Basketball, and I knew from an early age that that was what I was meant to do.

The meeting between the two teams was a rematch of the previous season's Eastern Conference Finals, which the Pistons won in six games en route to their first NBA title since the "Bad Boys" era of the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The stock market collapse in 1973-74 did signal a new era--a new bad era of slow productivity growth that lasted more than two decades.

Though the scene marks a bad day for Mindy, I think it also heralds what could turn out to be a bad era for American medicine.

He, and other like-minded liberals, wanted to bring a bad era to an end and to open up new possibilities.