Sentence examples for bitches of from inspiring English sources
Angela Merkel is a bitch…" She's sitting in the make-up chair listing bitches, of which she proudly counts herself one.
Meanwhile, gay panto continues to thrive (try The Bitches of Oz in Clapham), as well as adult interpretations (definitely leave the kids at home for Dick Comes Again: Bigger, Longer Harder! at the Leicester Square theatre).
Blisteringly scornful of self-importance — in a letter from Paris, in English, she lauded Marcel Duchamp as "the only one who has his feet on the earth, among all this bunch of coocoo lunatic sons of bitches of the surrealists" — Kahlo would surely raise her prodigious eyebrow to behold what has been made of her.
Lipsyte's characters reduce everything to brutal one-liners, from U.S. history (first "we dick-slapped the Soviets," but now we're the "bitches of the First World") to parenthood (a child, the narrator tells us, is an "expensive hobby," especially "the hidden costs, like food").
He goes on to describe a recent gig attended by six "such women" (or "bitches of your ilk", to use the phrase he wrote to the original complainant, Jo Cooper) – who he then speculates may have "sucked cock" to acquire their tickets to the show.
In a less genteel manner, 80s supermodel Stephanie Seymour labelled as "Bitches of the moment" such social-media-made models as Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, in a voice, we can only imagine, not unlike Norma Desmond in the last reel of Sunset Boulevard.
"The bitchiest bitch of them all?
"That's a bitch of a drive," Fish says.
"We'd have a bitch of a situation," he said.
The boys yell about "The Bitch of Living".
