Sentence examples for bollocks was the from inspiring English sources

"This is bollocks," was the unworthy response, I am afraid, from my sofa.

The playwright and lawyer John Mortimer successfully defended him by producing an expert witness to demonstrate that the word "bollocks" was derived from an Anglo-Saxon term and could be used to refer to a priest.

Witchcraft: Amid the metaphysical, anti-rational bollocks was a reminder of what man-made churches can do.

The releases of "Anarchy in the U.K ., "God Save the Queen" and Never Mind the Bollocks are counted among the most important events in the history of popular music.

"Don't talk bollocks, Maffhugh," was the tart rejoinder.

" 'Bollocks' was considered an unforgivably rude word," Branson said.

" 'Bollocks' was considered an unforgivably rude word,'' Branson said.

Whether this is racism, cultural assumption, cultural specificity or just bollocks is one of the ensuing arguments.

Fleetwood Mac's Rumours and the Sex Pistols' Never Mind the Bollocks were released.

Never Mind the Bollocks is regularly cited in accountings of all-time great albums: In 2006, it was voted No. 28 in Q magazine's "100 Greatest Albums Ever", while Rolling Stone listed it at No. 2 in its 1987 "Top 100 Albums of the Last 20 Years".

As for Charlie Whelan, chief spin-doctor at the Treasury no man whose favourite word is "bollocks" is likely to contribute much to the feminisation of politics.