Sentences with phrase «rap lately»

Job boards have gotten a bad rap lately.

Mullets have gotten a bum rap lately, as many people have horribly distorted the originally intended shape of this glorious «do.

Bots have gotten a bad rap lately.

These lenders have gotten a pretty bad rap lately because they do charge exorbitant interest rates, especially if you find yourself extending the length of the loan.

Fun has gotten a bad rap lately, and playfulness is sometimes considered a distraction to learning.

Online dating has gotten a bad rap lately, from an Atlantic story profiling an indecisive serial dater to a Tumblr showcasing some of its more objectionable men.

Grain has been getting a bad rap lately, but ignore the gluten haters and indulge in some whole grains.

As Trans Fats have gotten such a bad rap lately, scientists have cooked up an even more unsavory fat made by replacing part of the fat molecule with stearic acid.

Although they have gotten some bad rap lately, when performed correctly these two moves can help you build attention - grabbing traps faster than any other exercise, especially if coupled with heavy deadlifts.

So Kind Bars have been getting a bad rap lately.

Science has gotten a bad rap lately.

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Lately, massively open online courses, or MOOCs, have gotten a bum rap, with even some early believers, like Udacity founder Sebastian Thrun turning his back on the model altogether.

There's been a bit of an uproar on Twitter amongst some notable names in the rap industry lately.

I've been listening to a lot of stand - up comedy in my car lately, and I've noticed a disturbing trend: Marriage is getting a bad rap.