bad person

“I am a bad person,” she tells him, before recounting her story of how she ended up unconscious in an alley.

Just because your brother or sister does not agree with your opinion does not mean that he or she is a bad person.

It is easier to love a good person than a bad one, but it may be more difficult to lose a bad person you love than a good one.

Illness happens not because you are a good person or a bad person or a liberal or a conservative, but because it happens.

There have been a lot of men who sensed vulnerability and dangled a carrot, but I am not a bad person.

He's just out of the hospital, and he is a bad person, 'cause he ran away from the doctors and made them awful angry.

If Lucia played hockey in Switzerland, she might not be a bad person to have on the team.

Elizabeth, who was a bad person, appealed always to some papers which she said she had not with her.

"It's good to get that itself from a bad person," said Gilla na Grakin, and away he went to look for the pot behind the castle.

It is seldom that a bad person expects to be accounted good.