“The young damsel is then captured by the baddie because she possesses a rare coin.”

“Of course, every production has to have a baddie, some one to boo and hiss at, and this show was no exception.”

“The young damsel has been captured by baddie pirate Barbossa because she possesses a rare coin.”

“There's good and bad in this world that we live in.”

“Sorry, that was my bad!”

“You want to take them to a show where they can shout and scream and hiss and boo the baddy.”

“So, as a signal at the simplest level to the viewer, the good guy wears a white hat, and the baddy wears a black hat.”

“One reason is that heroine and baddy are both female and the film climaxes with the mother of all catfights between the two leading ladies.”

“Brown is less unsettled by the badness of her verse than by the popularity of her bad verse.”

“Now there are volcanoes and floods and all manner of badness, and it's up to you as the player to set things right with flippers and ball.”

“No one likes the elevator music, but they must endure the sheer bland badness being piped into their ears.”

“Does he not know of the various badnesses perpetrated on the Allied side in pursuit of victory against Germany and Japan?”

“Her record of badnesses occupies pages in the doomsday Book.”

“Every dispute from fisticuffs in the street to a battle in a grand war needs its goodies and baddies.”

“The best thing you can do is take the high road and ignore any bunkmate baddies.”

“Our news is dominated by politicians and shock jocks who constantly reduce complex issues to goodies and baddies in double quick time.”

“Actual economic results, including the goods and the bads, are a function of numerous factors and forces.”

“So, I celebrated by teaching her how to do a transfection, and then we went to lunch and talked about the goods and bads of science, very openly.”