Sentences with phrase «got more fodder»

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Illegal aliens give our serial killers more fodder for practice and fine tuning their craft before they get caught and go to prison.

But if these questions intrigue you, if they get under your skin and keep you up at night, if they challenge your faith and make you want to learn more, then you will find fodder for the imagination and companionship for the journey in A New Kind of Christianity: Ten Questions That Are Transforming the Faith.

We don't need anymore fodder to deny the existence of god Davie, everyday we get more evidence by the mere fact that another 24 hours goes by without the slightest bit of proof that god exists.

There's a much better chance for more terrible think - piece fodder about his spring break trips and Snapchats than getting the major monkey off his back this week.

You can get a lot of tech awesome for free, but paid premium memberships (e.g., Flickr, Dropbox, Evernote) can give your tech enthusiast even more fodder to amp up their productivity and creativity.

(Fodder for a possible spoiler - laden upcoming round: I would like to talk about the alternate ending of Get Out, which I found a more narratively satisfying conclusion than the one released in theaters, but which is also far grimmer.)

It's a shame, because a unique picture focused on conversation ends up getting compromised by the sort of humdrum plotting found weekly in more standard fodder — yet another example of the gift of gab getting trumped by the gift of drab.

Jennifer Jason Leigh, as the rare female of the piece, gets more to do in the second half but for the first she's merely fodder for her male counterparts» consistent beatings and putdowns.

We need to support administrators, too, as their jobs keep getting more and more complex with increased accountability requirements, but that is fodder for another column.

Considerably more popular than Batu Karas, though still with some good waves, Pangandaran gets busy during the day, but come the evening there is plenty of fodder for long slow walks with a setting sun.

Good, it means that you prefer to read reviews that go beyond the «me like space game, space game good» review fodder that is served up by far too many gaming sites to do little more than clog the internet and make it difficult for all that spam to get through.

Providing yet more fodder for this blawg, the May issue of Corporate Counsel contains a short article entitled «Conflict Avoidance,» which discusses Citigroup's new policy on conflicts, which makes it difficult to impossible to get a waiver to sue the company.