BAD POINT

The rainy weather was the bad point of our beach picnic.

For Sally, the bad point of the book was its predictable ending.

John admitted that forgetting the keys was a bad point in his plan.

The broken swing set was the bad point in the playground.

The bad point of his argument was the lack of supporting evidence.

The film's bad point was its predictable plot, lacking any surprises.

Her speech was well-received, but the bad point was a confusing conclusion.

In the team's strategy, the bad point was overlooking the opponent's strong defensive line.

While the car had great fuel efficiency, the bad point was its limited cargo space.

She adeptly dismantled his argument, exposing every bad point flawlessly.

The scientist meticulously outlined the bad point in the research methodology during the conference.

His remarkable speech was marred by a single bad point, a misquoted historical fact.

The ambitious project's bad point was the lack of sustainable practices in its execution.

In the intricate world of chess, overlooking a strategic bad point can lead to defeat.

Although he made some excellent arguments, he failed to address the bad point in his opponent's stance.

The bad point in the proposal overshadowed its potential benefits.

Ignoring the bad point in the data analysis could lead to flawed conclusions.

She acknowledged the bad point in her reasoning and revised her argument accordingly.

In debates, politicians often deflect attention away from their bad points.

Despite its merits, the proposal has a bad point that cannot be ignored.

A bad point can undermine an otherwise strong argument.

We must acknowledge the bad point amidst all the positives.

In the discussion, one bad point is the lack of empirical evidence.

A bad point of his presentation was the absence of visual aids.