Sentence examples for view as bad from inspiring English sources

Even the Times pointed out that the polls had produced "something for everyone", while those stuffy adults in the room at the FT hedged their view as: "Bad enough to weaken Mr Corbyn but not enough of a calamity to provide Labour's rebels with enough ammunition to depose their leader".

In his view, "It wasn't as bad as they thought, especially when they were living behind sandbags".

From the university administration's point of view, that is not as bad as it might have been: over $1.5 million in federal stimulus money prevented more draconian cuts.

"Politically it's not very attractive, but from an economic point of view it's not as bad as you might think," Cooper says.

Historically, the very poor were viewed as bad credit risks.

He vowed to continue his fight against globalization and what he views as bad food.

"It's also generally viewed as bad form to challenge the directors or attack them for incompetence.

Michael Gove, the education secretary, has mocked a group of 100 professors critical of his new national curriculum, describing their views as "bad academia".

Tennis is known as a gentleman's game and serving up bagels, or bicycles, as a 6-0, 6-0 result is called in Switzerland, was once viewed as bad sportsmanship.

Elsewhere, using Twitter during a performance might be viewed as bad manners; here, crew members and volunteers wore T-shirts emblazoned with Twitter-friendly slogans: "follow @bangonacan" and "tweet #boac".

Two weeks ago, in fact, the Sierra Club began running commercials in 17 Congressional races across the nation, about evenly divided between candidates it considers good for the environment and those it views as bad, including Mr. Abraham.