Sentences with phrase «more bogeymen»

There's no more bogeymen.»

Not exact matches

To fall victim to such bogeymen comes across as undoubtedly more defensible than succumbing to weak or inept opponents.

With every passing quarter, however, that behavior becomes less of a bogeyman and more of a painful reality — and the latest survey of cable subscriber numbers has a little something for both sides of that debate.

Trump, keep going, just be more careful with where you find your bogeyman, and the Mid-West will be the better for it.

But can we ever convince the key moderates that «economic individualism» was more of a bogeyman than a reality of American history?

So the bogeyman of elitism has more rhetorical force than explanatory power.

Democrats say they have their own bogeyman in President Trump to use against Republicans, which they think will be more effective.

The Babadook takes the form of a somewhat conventional bogeyman story, but it has much more on its mind.

The more we learn about the bogeyman, the less terrifying he becomes.

«It is becoming clearer all the time that the current UTLA leadership isn't threatened by charter schools or other bogeymen — they're actually threatened by the notion that parents in these communities, whose kids have gotten a crappy deal for a generation or more, should have any real power to do something about it.»

Kozol has been beating the more - money - will - conquer - all - things - educational drum for 45 years now while blaming poor student performance on bogeymen like poverty and racism.

As for the «greying population» bogeyman, just imagine as the older generation start to pass on, younger generations will NATURALLY have more children to compensate and therefore get to have more sex and more happiness as opposed to being stressed out of their minds by sardine can living conditions mandated by rich people who live on multiple, vast, totally uncrowded estates!

The more of these bogeymen thrown out there, the less any one of them is going to get addressed.

More in keeping with the discussion is to talk about Uncertainty Monsters, Delinquent Teenagers, T - Rex (McKitrick / Essex / McIntyre name for temperature devouring the planet), Sky - Dragons, the Iron - Sun, and all these bogeymen wielding hockey sticks threatening to club us over the head with.

Law enforcement agencies are often stigmatised as the Orwellian bogeymen of internet freedom (and in places like Belarus, Uzbekistan and Burma, they are), but the reality in the liberal democratic world is more complex.

More details can be found in Janice Dickin McGinnis» «Bogeymen and The Law: Crime Comics and Pornography» (1988) 20 Ottawa Law Review 3 or Chapter 1 of my book «Under Arrest: Canadian Laws You Won't Believe».

This risk is never going completely away, but instead of the risk being a hypothetical bogeyman, it will become a much more prosaic thing: a successfully managed risk.