Sentence examples for bummer about from inspiring English sources

The bummer about "Free for All," though, is that Papp the man largely slips away.

Anyway, another bummer about my name, especially when I was young and cared about this sort of thing, was that I had very few other Gregorys to look up to.

That was the bummer about his affair with the wife of his noble cross-country-skiing surgeon pal: He's lying naked in bed with her, making his New Year's wish, "I want to stop doing this".

This week there's Mr Selfridge on ITV, sport on BBC1, a bummer of a documentary (albeit a very good bummer) about a dead singer on Channel 4 and a series of dramatised monologues about the royal abdication on BBC2.

(Holden) ★ 'HALF NELSON' (R, 107 minutes) In their beautiful bummer about the relationship between a white teacher (Ryan Gosling) and a black student (Shareeka Epps), the gifted young director Ryan Fleck and his writing partner, Anna Boden, offer a lament for the radical fires of the 1960's and a suggestion for life and politics after the new left.

It's a bummer about the meek motor, though.

The over-the-top spectacle of this party can also, however, stand in for a few of the bummers about "The Forgiven".

ONE of the biggest bummers about inheriting a pile of money, if you believe the patrician class spy Nelson Aldrich, is coping with what he calls "envy management".

10 12 p.m. | Updated PARK CITY, Utah – One of the biggest bummers about Sundance in the eyes of many longtime festivalgoers is the Great Glom On — brands trying to bask in the media spotlight generated by the premieres of more than 100 feature films.

One of the bummers about having children, Anne Enright declares in "Making Babies," her excellent memoir, is that it "can interfere with your drinking for up to 15 years; first because you don't want to drop them, and subsequently because you don't want to make them cry".

That's one of the biggest bummers about Barra.