Sentence examples for familiar bogey from inspiring English sources

The rise of the far right, the familiar bogey of Eastern Europe since the fall of Communism, has got Hungary's liberals worried.

Unsurprisingly, some have added capitalism, globalisation and other familiar bogeys to their list of grievances.All these complaints are questionable.

He's not particularly worried about the familiar bogeys zombie-staggering around the economy of late and making a mess of current affairs.

Worse, their evictors were not the familiar bogeys of wealth and privilege, but an oppressed underclass that had the effrontery to refer to a "liberal establishment elite".

For the Six Nations champions, there were no monkeys removed from backs; no bogeys laid to rest, only the frustratingly familiar, forlorn feeling of further failure.

Scott Thomas smokes in a Bogey-like manner; but in later scenes transforms her face into another striking and familiar image reminiscent of Tamara de Lempicka's 1925 Auto-Portrait.

Another bogey.

Bogey team?

I made bogey there.

Watson had a bogey.

His only bogey.