Sentence examples for bollocks of the from inspiring English sources

Foxy joined the SAS because he disliked bullies, craved autonomy and was "fed up with the pageantry and bollocks of the regular military".

Still, I supposed that's what the glassy prophylactic was for, and so we gaily entered the lift that took us up a few feet from the dark, puffed-up leather of the lower lobby to the mirrored bollocks of the main one.

By the time Jeremy Paxman told viewers at 6.30 in the evening that the whole country had "made such a bollocks of the simple act of putting an 'x' on a piece of paper", he sounded so harmless he could have been a host on CBeebies.

Shying away from the laugh-out-loud bollocks of the altogether more enjoyable TV movie William & Kate, this addresses the most inaccessible part of Princess Diana's over-exposed life – her relationship with heart surgeon Hasnat Khan – to oddly pointless, speculative effect.

"Having a social conscience and none of that survival-of-the-fittest bollocks".

Ironically, given that the scene was a reaction against the "faceless techno bollocks" of 1990s rave, the most memorable electroclash anthems were stirring, majestic instrumentals by faceless producers like Vitalic and Legowelt.

An exasperated Jones said, "Oh, fuck it, never mind the bollocks of it all".

Note the traces of blood around his eyes and muzzle, drained from the bollocks of Brussels bureaucrats and benefit-happy asylum seekers.

This Vine of a man popping his dick and bollocks out the front of his suit has everything.

A place lined with pubs named after the locals in British sitcoms from the 1970s, Fish N Chip shops and whey powder wankers in neon headbands, blind-drunk on Sea Breezes, puking in storm drains, poking their bollocks out the side of their mankinis and generally performing a kind of cultural Dresden of piss and tack.

Just say "bollocks to the lot of them" – there is nothing wrong with this type of language, and anyone who is offended by it should simply get over themselves.