Sentence examples for very much bad from inspiring English sources

I would be amazed if there was very much bad behaviour going on.

He looked with deep feeling at the half-filled, half-lighted coach to affirm his sense of actuality, of a world in which there was not very much bad trouble after all.

There is no evidence in this book that Harrison's divergence from his predominant iambic, nor his addition or subtraction of a foot every so often, is deliberate in this way; it looks, instead, very much like a bad accident.

It makes devices that carbonate plain tap water and flavor it so it tastes very much like the bad guys’ stuff.

In my earlier post about this season's opening episode of "Breaking Bad," I mentioned that Todd looked very much like the prototypical Bad Fan of "Breaking Bad": he arrived late in the story, and he saw Walt purely as a kick-ass genius, worthy of worship (like Jesse, he called him Mr. White).

This is quite a burst of stardom for a man who, despite his understated Gallic charm, is very much the bearer of bad news.

"Lee wanted to be a bad boy very much," Ms. Heiss said.

"I doubt very much I can put [the bad run] down to one player," McCarthy said.

Whether you see this development as good or bad is very much tied to when you were born.

"He had a knock to the head and so they're assessing what sort of damage that may have been done, but at the moment it very much looks like a very bad concussion," Klee said.

As she became better and better known, her live shows became extremely popular and she was still very much in the ascendant when bad health intervened.