Sentences with phrase «freakery of»
Ally that to Brown's appalling inability to perform U-turns adroitly, and his intransigence and inability to admit error over his pet projects, and it's the database / surveillance / control - freakery of his cherished Transformational Govt programme that is the hugest block to any coalition, and I'd say it's an immovable block.
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I did a second take of this chicken and repeated the fabulous flavors, confirming that white BBQ sauce isn't freakery but something to be desired.
Labour could turn itself into a grassroots movement channeling the passion of potential supporters - but its control freakery stops it even trying
In a jibe at what critics see as Mr Brown's control freakery, Mr Milburn calls on him to change the culture of Labour Party politics and to follow Barack Obama's lead by adopting an open, engaging politics «that favours dialogue over monologue».
Moreover, it smacks of the control - freakery he deplored in previous leaders.
KC says that a culture of «control freakery» was being introduced to Westminster on a wide scale since New Labour came in.
A PLP that currently lacks a leadership role and has been undermined and weakened by political and cultural changes, public disapproval of politicians in general, and the control freakery and internecine battles of the New Labour years.
I don't know how well I achieved my objectives (one of which was to get my control freakery under control — Well, sometimes I'm just right, OK?!)
But it's the insane assemblage of post-apocalypse desert freakery and mechanical carnage that elevates Fury Road to an incredible, visceral, purely cinematic experience.
Indie authors often have an edge of control freakery... well, I do!
Paranoid control - freakery; an obsessional hatred of any criticism or contradiction; the lust to character - assassinate anyone even suspected of it; a compulsion to control or at least manipulate the media... the majority of the rank and file prefer to face the wall while the jack - booted gentlemen ride by.»