Sentence examples similar to Test fodder from inspiring English sources
Music, philosophy, viable history and civics (which doesn't omit critical monetary aspects of our nation's past and present), comparative literature, early stage foreign language instruction, and innovation-sparking approaches to the natural sciences and mathematics are skipped over for standardized test-fodder material.
Or, seeing how it turns famous people into Pop T-shirt fodder, should we interpret it as a comment on the mediated nature of the self in mass society -- the idea of identity not as the realization of a person's authentic inner being but as the adoption of generic roles?
It is presumed that there is a threshold index for each household, t i * such that if t i * > t i th household is observed as a participant in fodder production and if t i * < t i, then the household is a non-participant.
Hardly fodder for innovative modern art one might think but Test Patterns, a new exhibition at Flux Factory, proves one wrong.
Here in the U.S., the mere mention of the "T" word, by making Americans even more fearful and providing more fodder for the gun lobby, is likely only to exacerbate the underlying problem.
Rather than providing more fodder for Stephen Colbert and Rachel Maddow, who this week have been feasting on him like hungry dogs gnawing at a T-bone steak, McCarthy did the wise thing and dropped out.
Ideal stocking fodder, really.
