Sentence examples for need to bash from inspiring English sources
(You might need to bash the sides a bit first).
Still, she emphasized the need to "bash our bones" to make and keep them strong.
With a secure reputation as a left-winger, he has less need to bash trade.Mrs Clinton has the opposite problem.
There is now no need to bash men (or women) for a lesser contribution to society; not that this was ever a helpful strategy for change in the first place.
At a superficial level, it smacks of an American conservatives need to bash the French both for having a working leftist state, as well as for thumbing their collective nose at the U.S. intervention in Iraq.
But that kind of work requires a bravery different from the kind needed to bash a human being over the head with the claw end of a carpenter's tool in a stinking subtropical bathroom, again and again and again.
"I said, 'You need to watch out for that one, she's trouble,'" Robinson said, later adding that she didn't "want to bash anyone.
"She didn't want to bash him.
People on the left seem to need her, to bash her, because she is, in three words, the way the left likes to see the right: hollow, dim and mean.
