bad sort

I think they'll tell you I'm not such a bad sort.

I'd met him years before; not a bad sort, but one who went by the book.

It has been playing the worst sort of word games.

He's not a bad sort really, and things upset him.

Not a bad sort of way to look when someone is after you."

Jennifer was beginning to feel quite warm, but not in a bad sort of way.

But we were friends once, he wasn't a bad sort then.

He's not entirely a bad sort when you get to know him a little, but what a waste!

After all, he was not a bad sort of husband, though in many ways a perfect mystery to her.

He's not such a bad sort as one might think."

"From everything I've heard it's a bad sort of place," he told her.

She tells him that trying to be both is a worse sort of Hell.

And strange thoughts about her, of the very worst sort, began coming into his head.

A friend in those days would have meant bankruptcy of the worst sort.

It wasn't the worst sort of way to live one's life.

He's not a bad sort, for a brother if you know what I mean'

King Richard was a bad sort and a poor politician to boot.

It was an affirmative action hire of the worst sort.

To kill them now would be the worst sort of stupidity.

I know it's not fair to judge a book by its cover, but he looks like a bad sort to me."

You're not a bad sort to have around in a tight spot."

"I just work here" is the worst sort of ethical excuse.

A bit of a dimwit, and not entirely a bad sort.

The worst sort of alliances are those which weaken us.

She's not a bad sort, but she cares about only one thing."