Sentence examples for feed us the from inspiring English sources
"The fucking windbag, he's going to feed us the same load of garbage!
'There were six of us in one room and she'd often cry because she had no means to feed us the next day.' Her mother made money singing at weddings and baptisms, and from the age of five Oumou accompanied her.
More than two centuries after English scholar Thomas Malthus argued that population growth exceeded the earth's ability to feed us–"The power of population is indefinitely greater than the power in the earth to produce subsistence for man," he wrote the media continue to warn us about impending environmental catastrophe and mass starvation caused by an exploding human population.
"So 5,000 advertisements we see every single day that all feed us the exact same message -- that more is better, that we would be happier if we owned whatever they were selling and that we need whatever they'e selling," he continued.
Kelman plainly feels that a real Kieron prattling into our ear would lack the focus and vocabulary to expand upon "stuff", so it would be artistically mendacious to spoon-feed us the missing dimensions.
In a recent phone conversation with me from Guantánamo, Abu Wa'el offered his own view on the government's motivations for keeping so much in this case so unnecessarily secret: They want all of us to be invisible: the detainees, the kind people like the nurse who would not force-feed us, the people who could tell Americans the truth.
"So it doesn't make sense why we bite the hand that is feeding us," the official added.
"You had us, you fed us the shit that tasted so good… We gonna charge these guys with a whole lot of things that sounded good.
There is a separate argument about whether photographers and war correspondents are emotional vultures, feeding us the suffering of strangers to gratify their – and our – more repulsive appetites.
He was obviously too proud and protective of us and his hopeful vision of what we could achieve to let us slip from under his watchful eye, having spoon-fed us the "Hyppocrene" of the classical canon.
