Sentence examples for a liberal dose of from inspiring English sources

Coupled with a liberal dose of sheep manure, beetle-hiding habitat is kept to a minimum.

Elsewhere, the Daily Mail reported the announcement with a liberal dose of scorn and suspicion.

But they most often result in a retread of last year's appraisal, with a liberal dose of new buzzwords.

But even a liberal dose of salt couldn't revive the all-crunch, no-taste vegetable spring rolls ($8.50).

Thanks to a plethora of international guest stars and a liberal dose of Guettatronics, it doesn't sound as distinctive as one might hope, however.

He sprinkles a liberal dose of talking heads over the brisk exposition, punctuated by dynamic digital renderings of cyber-chat and the flow of information.

3. Facebook's Liberal dose of Trending Hell hath no fury like a programmer scorned.

In the past, no French leader would make a speech without liberal doses of destiny and history.

I riffed off a recipe I read in Nigella Lawson's new holiday book "Nigella Christmas" and marinated feta cheese cubes in a small Mason jar using liberal doses of garlic powder, dried oregano and red pepper flakes and covered it all with a fruity olive oil.

Encouraged by New York house DJs such as Masters At Work's Louie Vega, Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton adulterated their breathless house and garage bangers with liberal doses of other fun stuff – a ragga vocal here, a two-tone sample there – whatever suited.

Still, he gives a foothold to the floundering with evocative description—"A beard grows a few nanometres in the time taken to raise a razor to the skin"—and with liberal doses of trivia.