Sentence examples for all that bollocks from inspiring English sources

All that bollocks about the golden age.

For example, Ian Oakley, who was selected to be Tory candidate for Watford, bragged: "Last year it was all green this, and all green that… all that bollocks.

Actually, I hated the band I was in," says Pirroni. "And I hated Adam and the Ants, Dirk Wears White Sox, all that bollocks.

"In the middle of all that bollocks there was this great quote from a Gloucester fan who, when asked what he would do, just said 'I will support Gloucester rugby club no matter what league they play in.

All that bollocks about women in the Soviet countries being fat and ugly.' 'Why are the Scots here, Chas?' 'Well, the owner of Molly Malone's is a Scot, and Scotland are playing Latvia on Saturday.

VERDICT: 5/5 for barskills 0/5 for failing to heed her true destiny The thing about posh gap year bar staff is that for a while they're entertaining with their boundless energy and quotes from Cicero and all that bollocks, but then they become the very height of tedium and/or the recipient of a much-needed nut-pummelling.

All that being-interested bollocks.

All that angsty existentialist bollocks about our inner lives, so appealing to teenagers, was rapidly replaced by a priority of the social, the communitarian and the political.

You might flatter yourselves that you can read between the lines, and that what is unspoken is somehow more profound for being unsaid, and all that chilly posh English bollocks.

'Hell, somebody's gotta come up once in a while and say bollocks to all that mainstream, glamour stuff.' One feels, though, that fashion photography is no longer enough for Terry Richardson, that the rush he got from recording, then displaying, his own X-rated reality show will be both a catalyst for his already hyperactive creative imagination, and a hard(core) act to follow.

You hear all this bollocks about kids from broken homes, but our families weren't broken, they were torn to pieces overnight.