Examples of 'quite a bad' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a bad"
quite a bad - This phrase is used to emphasize that something is considerably negative or of poor quality. It suggests that the situation or object being described is notably unsatisfactory or undesirable
How to use "quite a bad" in a sentence
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quite a bad
Qureshi has had quite a bad morning.
Quite a bad week for you.
She was in quite a bad way then.
Quite a bad example of a religion really.
I think this is quite a bad omen.
Quite a bad bit of desert.
It is really quite a bad book.
I got quite a bad concussion when my head hit the pavement.
Putting your happiness in the hands of somebody else is really quite a bad thing.
I was in quite a bad way there.
Quite a bad seizure.
This is quite a bad idea.
Quite a bad one.
We are having quite a bad time with Tina.
Quite a bad thing Quite a good thing.
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And I have to say that it is quite a bad mistake to confuse countries with regions.
Quite a bad thing when the patient is sitting in front of the Doctor.
I fear that anyone who likes the Bathurst is probably quite a bad businessman.
I had quite a bad reputation.
I find what I think is quite a bad poem.
I received quite a bad blow on the head during the robbery.
But I still think it would be quite a bad idea.
It was quite a bad smash.
To be honest with you, you caught me at quite a bad time.
It is quite a bad car.
She's as nasty as can be and has quite a bad attitude.
And she was in quite a bad way when they took her home to Wales.
I was an assistant director for a while, and quite a bad one.
I am really quite a bad one and I revel in it.
But we were genuinely quite hungry, and in quite a bad way.
Sometimes I have quite a bad opinion of my appearance.
Quite a bad dream - to see themselves in the cabin of a ship.
They had no money to fix their camper, which was in quite a bad state.
I was not quite a bad boy but neither was I a good boy.
Cuba, which relished making incessant accusations about his country, in fact set quite a bad example.
I think it was quite a bad knock, come to think of it.
Laughter But we were genuinely quite hungry, and in quite a bad way.
So that 's quite a bad outcome in both directions.
But then she arrived with the lunch for the pilots, and I had quite a bad reaction.
For instance, the bikes have quite a bad reputation when it comes to safety.
If this is all true, then Yoon Sang Chul is quite a bad person.
My poor old dad gets quite a bad press, cos l have mentioned him being a bit cantankerous.
This is: Quite a good thing Quite a bad thing.
Which is quite a bad one, and I was paralysed all the way down my left side.
I decided that I was coming down with a cold; Mom has quite a bad one.
Kandahar continues to suffer from quite a bad reputation, even within the Afghan context.
Others have used this argument before, but it 's quite a bad one.
In fact, I have been quite a Bad Girl in my time.
It's quite a bad habit that doesn't bring any good.
They would be, would you… I think Marilyn Monroe did have quite a bad facial hair problem.
