Sentence examples similar to bashing opportunities from inspiring English sources

Maniacal "Christian" columnist Kevin McCullough never misses a gay bashing opportunity, and called Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Peter Pace a "real man" whose comments that homosexuality is immoral "riled the feathers of girly men and manly women".

Naturally he turned it into a press-bashing opportunity, saying NBC stifled free speech because it was "terrified" the audience would side against the media.

Whether you're shouting your love for Windows Phone 7 from the tallest buildings or bashing it at every opportunity, one bit is mostly inarguable: it's..a bit short on selling points.

It's time for a little equal opportunity straight bashing.

Lip service was given to bipartisanship while Republicans were bashed at every opportunity.

Ordinarily that would cause me to delete his address from my computer permanently and begin bashing him publicly at every opportunity for being a pretentious fuck.

Yorkshire have given their blessing to Gillespie pursuing coaching opportunities in Australia's Big Bash League next winter, with the coach admitting he has already been offered one job – thought to be with Adelaide Strikers, his hometown club.

They relish the opportunity to bash it again on the House floor and at campaign events.

The opposition leapt on the opportunity to bash Ms Rousseff for fiscal incontinence and obfuscation.

It's tempting to see Frank as a neo-Marxist, because he rarely misses an opportunity to bash capitalism.

The Mirror took the opportunity to bash Cameron called on him to "renationalise steel if no buyer is found".