Sentence examples for view of bad from inspiring English sources
"Hugh was a football coach and so he tended to take an indulgent view of bad grades".
The president was selective in his view of bad actors — North Korea, Iran, Cuba, Syria and Venezuela — whose sovereignty did not merit respect.
Chris Cabin from Slant Magazine agreed that the writing too readily "defers to an earnest, rote view of bad religion", but wrote that Pizzolatto and Fukunaga "smartly embrace the pulpiness of their material".
"He knew he had to sell something and show people a different view of Bad Boy for them to respect it and take the pop lane seriously". More than 20 years later, Bad Boy's glory days of churning out platinum hit after platinum hit are behind them.
Depending on your view, years of bad management have been compounded by (A) deceitful university administrators who favor the string of adult-education campuses at the expense of the undergraduate college, (B) alumni who didn't follow through on financial pledges, (C) inept trustees who voted last June to close the college, (D) militant students or (E) all of the above.
"My story is told from the point of view of the bad girl from The Butterfly Club," said Wilson.
In view of the bad feelings, addressing Knight in public about his good behavior seems a foolish and foolhardy venture.
In view of the bad press surrounding urban gulls, it's a situation that must change and this small study points the way".
A forerunner of "The Sopranos," Stephen J. Cannell's mob series, broadcast from 1987 to 1993, gave an intimate, episode-by-episode view of the bad guys through the undercover efforts of the F.B.I. agent Vinnie Terranova (Ken Wahl).
What you'd like to believe, if you're thinking about buying stocks at this point, is that stock prices reflect a clear-eyed (and perhaps even overly pessimistic) view of how bad things can get.
"The Northern Ireland public is getting a first-hand view of what bad government looks like, and once seen it will be very hard for them to unsee it again," said Mick Fealty, the founder of the political blog Slugger O'Toole.
