Sentence examples for bred branded from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most troubling fact of all is this: we have handed over control of our government and our lives to faceless bureaucrats who view us as little more than cattle to be bred, branded, butchered and sold for profit.

Few Americans would endorse this set of priorities if they were presented this way, but the A.T.M. state has bred a brand of citizen delusion that makes dealing with these challenges harder.

Indeed, the ambition and success of West Indian businesspeople bred its own brand of discrimination and resentment from Harlem neighbours who refused to patronize their businesses, forcing Douglas to overcome the biases of both white America and black Harlem.

Microsoft has made several concessions to evolving technologies, emphasising the Xbox One's integration with TV and social media – an emphasis that bred its own brand of contempt from critics underwhelmed by "the world's most expensive TV remote".

Some members of the breed are branded on the left hindquarter.

Established brands breed new variations without cease.

And despite playing second fiddle to the cultural juggernaut that is Berlin, Hamburg breeds its own brand of the cosmopolitan cool — with a large Turkish population, gay enclaves and fashion centers — who mingle at chichi restaurants and steamy underground clubs.

Bain's brand of "relationship consulting" bred a unique culture at the company's headquarters, in Copley Square.

The boyishly soulful Mr. Brand is a born and bred New Yorker.

Last year, though, NexSteppe introduced two new brands of sorghum seeds, dubbed Palo Alto and Malibu, that were bred expressly to be energy crops.

Accordingly, they have branded this movement fascist, ethnicist, casteist and, worst of all, bred and buttered by the evil World Bank.