Sentence examples for bollocks quite from inspiring English sources

People keep trying to get more women involved, but they are up against centuries of priming that allows men to speak bollocks quite confidently, while women feel that they somehow aren't so good at it..

Many years later Steel recalled that, unsure how to address the marshal, each team member formally uttered the word "bollocks" as they shook his hand, not knowing quite how much power lay in Rokossovsky's grasp.

You never quite move on from an adult bollocking.

(I'm guessing most of you will just say 'art is bollocks I like vaping and power metal'.) I quite like the plants.

"Quite what the blood sports lobby, which spent years printing car stickers saying 'Bollocks to Blair', will make of this remains, to be seen".

And punk continues - at the anti-poll tax demonstrations in Trafalgar Square, 10,000 people were wearing T-shirts with the same ransom-note lettering as Never Mind the Bollocks but saying 'Bollocks to the Poll Tax.'" Reid's more recent artwork is not quite so heavy on the expletives.

"Bollocks!" "Capitalism!" "Bollocks!" Yorke yelled.

"Bollocks, no.

How?! Bollocks!

"Oh bollocks!

No, bollocks.