Sentence examples for breed us from inspiring English sources

We will be released from the arduous, embarrassing, and ultimately tragic quest of human mating as we know it today, for the robots will breed us selectively.

Their purpose, he added – in a speech that could be one of his last to the parliament – was to "breed us out of existence".

Our society has bred us to be dependent on instant replies.

Even our names are those of the people who stole us from our homeland, beat us, raped us, bred us like cattle and, today, systemically bar us from upward mobility.

The inverse of this comes in the form of the common axiom that you never hear a dying person say, "I wish I had worked more in my life". And yet, in a culture that breeds us to be highly competitive in every aspect of life and to over-indulge in conspicuous consumption, the odds are good that this will continue to be high on the list of end of life regrets.

There's a growing breed of us non-movers, us lads and lasses who get their money's worth from pure old fashioned sadsack track ID'ing.

The new breed of US executives have done things differently.

"Ordinance Survey map walkers are a different breed from us," he comments on the band's image as ramblers.

She challenged the accepted concepts of marriage, the nuclear family and the obligation to breed, exhorting us instead to be doctors and lawyers and businesswomen.

Soaps also allow women to break out of the limiting roles of wife, girlfriend or mother, as do the new breed of US dramas.

And these sleazebags are coming tarted up in the Victoria's Secret lingerie of organic, or artisan, or rare breed, fooling us into thinking they're a whole lot classier than they actually are.