Sentence examples for bedfellows of from inspiring English sources
Bad ideas were the bedfellows of bad prose.
Summers was skeptical of making cozy bedfellows of business and government.
The Americans all but admitted they did it.The Taliban would be unlikely bedfellows of IS.
Such progress came to the N.F.L. through the strange ideological bedfellows of capitalism and social engineering.
Yet to do this, one must try to make bedfellows of fashion and practicality.
It has made strange bedfellows of environmentalists and their usual nemesis, Consolidated Edison.
Pessimism is the natural and persistent bedfellow of England supporters.
"Blue Valentine," true to its title, is overwhelming proof that hurt is the bedfellow of love.
He was the obvious political bedfellow of Demos, in that he also travelled extremely light.
But the tea-party movement holds it in particularly low regard, seeing it as the monetary bedfellow of the hated stimulus and bail-outs.
But Mr. Obama seemed energized, fortified by a better than expected jobs report and his experience in the storm, when he won an endorsement from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and made a political bedfellow of the Republican governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie.
