be in a bad place

The country is in a bad place at the moment.

I am in a bad place here, and you are just making things worse.

When they came back months later and charged him, his head was in a bad place then.

They were in a bad place, probably mentally, and not getting the job done.

Frankly, you could not be in a worse place, particularly right now.

They'd been in a bad place and Andre hadn't given them time to think about it.

"We are in a bad place," wrote the former cabinet secretary.

You'd be in a bad place if you weren't doing something about it."

I was in a bad place when that happened.

They were in a bad place earlier in the year, Smith said.

There were some really good people but they were in a bad place.

“I started to see a therapist because I was in a bad place and needed to talk things through.

Maybe we just are in a bad place in the forest.

However, after five years, we are in a worse place than when we started.

"We both think that this country is in a bad place right now," explains Cohen.

A lot more of his closer mates from school would be in a worse place than me so my thoughts are with them.

Fishing helped me when I've been in a bad place and I must have thought it'd be the same for him.

This often refers to something that is in a bad place, but can neither end the misery or grow out of it.

The fire couldn't have been in a worse place."

“They could be in a bad place because they did have notice,” she said, referring to Syracuse.

Liverpool are in a bad place right now.

"The block was in a bad place," Father Chappetto said.

You could be in a worse place.

No one is denying the UK economy is in a bad place.

But he wouldn't budge because, as he has said since, he was in a bad place then.