leave a bad taste in your mouth造句

• It hurts; it leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• But a play that nonetheless leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• It really leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• It kinda leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• That leaves a bad taste in your mouth, like bogeying the last hole.
• This movie leaves a bad taste in your mouth-- and your heart.
• It leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• It leaves a bad taste in your mouth not being able to beat them,
• On the other hand, the whole thing leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• Now, not only their policies will leave a bad taste in your mouth, but their food as well.
• It just leaves a bad taste in your mouth when you see your second baseman get roll-blocked and hurt,
• I could tell right away it was a bad one, and that just leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• If you spend a night out at one of these bad places, it does leave a bad taste in your mouth.
• It kind of leaves a bad taste in your mouth and makes you feel non-appreciated and like you're the 25th man on the team.
• Without these things it doesn't matter whether you're a household name or a housewife because life will leave a bad taste in your mouth ."
• But it just leaves a bad taste in your mouth, knowing that we really did the things to win the game . . . but we didn't ."
• For a nation more inclined to view its northern neighbor as bully than a benefactor, accepting aid " leaves a bad taste in your mouth, " said historian Meyer.
• The upsetting thing is we talked about being the more focused team and not having these lapses . . . . To come down here and not be competitive leaves a bad taste in your mouth.
• In any case, the slogan Fox has plastered on bus shelters and mall kiosks throughout the country and soon to run on the air can't help but leave a bad taste in your mouth.
• "Not winning an individual gold medal leaves a bad taste in your mouth when you think you should have, " said Ahmann-Leighton, known as one of swimming's fiercest competitors.