Sentence examples for the bad name from inspiring English sources
It's just that harness racing gets the bad name.
Business, too, has been disrupted because of the bad name associated with the slum.
"Part of the bad name that Modernism earned is deserved," Mr. Kaufman said.
Greenberg attacked him, without naming him, in an essay on the "bad name" given art criticism by critics who viewed art in "lifeworld," rather than formal, terms.
The bad name is partly deserved: the radical changes to the interface made it difficult for users to get to grips with, and unnecessarily alienated many.
Given the fragile state of democracy in Pakistan, the widespread appearance of graft, with the bad name it brings to representative government as a whole, is a special shame.(Picture credit: AFP).
He doesn't call her vagina any of the bad names that make it angry.
The bad names were names that people had called garbagemen over the years, such as "Scavenger," "Slob" "Trash Hound," & "Goof".
Part 2 is about a ritual called "Cleansing the Bad Names," which took place outside the Ronald Feldman gallery on Mercer Street in SoHo.
I tend not to engage with people calling me all the bad names under the sun for party or policy or appearance or weight.
The best use for the list above is as a point of comparison against the bad names you are about to endure.
