Sentences with phrase «particular bugbear»

It's a particular bugbear of mine, that the small folk in our lives, are constantly the victims of the sleep debate.

Foreign policy is a particular bugbear for anti-war Mr Corbyn, following the rows over intervention in Syria which 66 Labour MPs voted for.

Covering too many bases is a particular bugbear of Ben England.

Covering too many bases is a particular bugbear...

Reliability was a particular bugbear, where Audi finished 23rd — despite a sixth - place finish for quality.

A couple of other issues are possible to fix in software, however — issues like a lack of 24 - bit color support (leading to visible steps in color gradients) and oversized menus in the gallery are particular bugbears.

For an example of where this can be done right, see The Legend of Zelda series (at least up until Skyward Sword came out, but I'm saving that particular bugbear for another time).

A particular bugbear of Sewell's was the Turner Prize, that «annual farce», which, under the auspices of the Tate, exposed «a sad little band of late labourers in the exhausted pastures of international conceptual art».

This got me thinking about a particular bugbear of mine.

Third, I can not avoid mentioning a particular bugbear of mine, namely the use of the word «font» to mean either typeface or point size or both.

Here, contract compliance (once a particular bugbear of Mrs Thatcher's government) is not normally considered (if at all) in the context of wage protection, but instead in the context of the advancement of other social goals, in particular under equality / discrimination law, eg only giving contracts to firms who show that they are equal opportunities employers.

I want to let you in on a particular bugbear of mine, and one which afflicts recruiters across numerous platforms.

Recruiting candidate job offer Paul Murphy Recruiter Recruitment Turn DownI want to let you in on a particular bugbear of mine, and one which afflicts recruiters across numerous platforms.