Sentence examples for designed to bash from inspiring English sources

Margaret Squires St Andrews, Fife  Every time you publish another article designed to bash the "have-it-all" generation I am angered at the assumption that life has been a bed of roses for those of us now in our 60s and that (apparently) our comfortable existence has been achieved at the expense of the younger generation.

While many agreed with Ted Kennedy's description of the bill as "mean spirited gay bashing" designed to fire up the Republican base three months before national elections, President Clinton signed it anyway, allegedly because of the veto-proof majority in both houses and his fear if his veto were sustained, the Republicans might try to do something worse.

Unlike so many of the meat-bashing documentaries out there (designed to turn everyone in vegans overnight), this film doesn't bash anyone over the head.

Bash scripts have been designed to extract groups of entries likely to present the same kind of problem because it is easier and faster for the human editor to modify SMILES strings of similar nature in the same way.

Rather, it will come from a wrenching series of labor market and entitlement and tax reforms designed to improve work incentives, most of which will prove far less popular than simply bashing China.

Hence, we are quick to bash Lively and her highfalutin site, which seems designed solely to "preserve" her envied image as a gorgeous, rich, charming star with a Sexiest Man Alive husband and a fabulous manse in the countryside.

"Getting to bash Superman".

These days everyone likes to bash bankers.

'Tis the season to bash Pakistan.

We are not out to bash politicians.

"Don't stack to bash," she warned.