Sentence examples for by dickheads from inspiring English sources

Phil was pilloried for … But Seriously by dickheads who resented the fact that at least two of the tracks – Colours and Another Day in Paradise – were not the "boohoo my missus has left me" for which Phil is renowned.

"I guess a brand that, from my understanding, was formed by and for a community that valued everyday skaters and everyday people, but is now worn by dickheads like him, has really lost its validity.

Since I was bullied at school and then suddenly propelled into the NY model scene where I'm constantly scrutinised by dickheads (doesn't sound that different, does it) I've developed some serious insecurity complexes.

Although the grandmas back in Bosnia are yet to have their symbols co-opted by dickhead bohemians in St . Petersburg hopefully articles like this will spread the word a bit wider, so that soon fashion students all over Europe will have something new to say their jewellery designs were inspired by.

Although the grandmas back in Bosnia are yet to have their symbols co-opted by dickhead bohemians in St . Petersburg hopefully articles like this will spread the word a bit wider, so that soon fashion students all over Europe will have something new to say their jewelery designs were inspired by.

Sure, in today's industry we're susceptible to broken game launches like Batman: Arkham Knight on PC, DDoS attacks by dickhead kids who mistakenly think they're heroes, annual franchises dictated by focus group and a glut of DLC rammed daily down the throats of consumers from day one.

Being trafficked by some dickheads and forced to work like a slave.

Of course in the end the plot fails to destroy Uber, a corporation notoriously run by mondo dickheads that increasingly forces its way into our lives on a daily basis.

Nowadays it's far too common to go to a rave and be surrounded by some dickheads 'roided up in their extra small baseball jerseys and ultra tight jeans (did you forget leg day, bro?), shuffling not-quite on the beat.

Mahon's Propertius is more polished and less slangy than Pound's, though he does take liberties, casting the poet's love rival as "some beach bum with inflated limbs", and imagining the flattering whispers poised to divert Cynthia's affections uttered by "some dickhead adept at sexy talk".

And they keep coming: occasionally punctuated by a "dickhead caller" (industry term), the phone keeps ringing in a marathon of nine-incher boasts and moans of "yeah, baby".