Sentence examples for jackasses from inspiring English sources

Mark Whicker of the Washington Post summed up the disappointment felt at the behaviour of the American players: "It seems an American team can't get through an international competition without acting like jackasses at some point, and Steve Pate and Tom Lehman led a ridiculous charge to mob Leonard.

When George W. Bush became president and she had left UPI, her most visceral question came roaring out: why did those jackasses keep backing Israel?

Water: Tell me you're not considering putting those jackasses in charge.

He had been a practical man, who believed in the economy of the plain truth, who thought that fiction was folly and only jackasses and liars made up stories.

Marrying tabloid instincts to a strong Puritan streak, Finke portrays many of the town's leaders as jackasses who golf at exclusive preserves, elbow underlings aside to hog the spotlight, downsize those underlings while lining their own pockets, and generally besmirch the fabric of civilization.

I know, I know, there's a lot going on: Andrew Cuomo and Chris Christie are busy making jackasses of themselves; the midterms are next week; Rex Ryan's Jets are imploding.

The latter is an intriguing vision, a trojan horse of massive deregulation of some of everything – a clown balloon horse, with rainbow polka dots and a jackass smile.

"I'm neither a Democrat nor a Republican, neither a jackass nor an elephant.

Other unhappy patients joined her online, calling the doctor "dangerous", "horrible" and a "jackass".

Finally, the passing of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), an especially big reform, will happen "not before next year"—and even then may not be possible.As a member of the jackass media, I left the meeting with the feeling that one part of the state machine, the politicians, was still not working.

The scandal over the award of the 2G licences in 2008 was a storm in a tea cup and exaggerated by a "jackass media who are constantly after your blood" (anyone who has read the Supreme Court's judgment on this scandal is unlikely to be nearly so forgiving of the scandalous parties).