Sentence examples for got kicked around from inspiring English sources

He indignantly replied that he had great female characters and that when the women weren't strong, and got kicked around by the men, that was the way of the world.

Then it got kicked around for appointing Andrew Marr (a former political editor of The Economist and editor of the Independent newspaper) as its new political editor, because his political writings have been sympathetic to New Labour.These are the burdens of being a public-service broadcaster.

As a hardware company, Sega got kicked around by its stronger competitors.

I really got kicked around.

"He got kicked around a little bit there in Toronto," Tortorella said.

Write that novel you got kicking around in your head.

Both get kicked around a lot.

"He's getting kicked around pretty good right now".

"You can't get kicked around for two years and not have some anger," Collins said.

Those who never did — Nixon, Carter — get kicked around, perhaps unduly.

The word "fascist" gets kicked around a little too much in connection with the arts.