Examples of 'almost always bad' in a sentence

Meaning of "almost always bad"

almost always bad: a description of a situation or outcome that is most commonly negative or unfavorable. This phrase is used to indicate a strong tendency or likelihood for an event to have a detrimental or adverse impact

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almost always bad
News reporting is almost always bad news.
They are almost always bad ideas, for reasons I will try to detail below.
Licensed games are almost always bad.
There was almost always bad feeling between them.
Movies based on video games are almost always bad.
They are almost always bad for our country.
Paradox is difficult to predict and almost always bad for the mage.
Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority.
The news from Africa is almost always bad.
This choice is almost always bad for everyone involved.
It 's not surprising, though . My ideas are almost always bad.
Great men are almost always bad men….
He went on to say that “ Great men are almost always bad men . ”.
This is almost always bad news,.
Wolf has been said and written, almost always bad image.

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Great men are almost always bad men . " we are definitely learning more.
He said, " great men are almost always bad men.
Great men are almost always bad men . ” - John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton.
Well, um, murder is almost always bad.
Great men are almost always bad men . - Lord Acton.
The quotation goes on to say, “ Great men are almost always bad men . ".
Great men are almost always bad men ' - Sir John Dalberg-Acton.
My ideas are almost always bad.
Deflation is almost always bad.

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