Sentence examples for negative bomb from inspiring English sources

I'm going to turn that negative bomb into a positive".

I took that energy and turned that negative bomb into a positive".

Sure, negative thought-bombs can bombard our minds at dizzying speeds.

Fallon's early retirement, however, appears to have been provoked not only by his negative comments about bombing Iran but also by his strong belief in the chain of command and his insistence on being informed about Special Operations in his area of responsibility.

When they take this "implicit association test," Dr. Banaji said, many Americans (most whites and half of blacks) are measurably quicker to associate positive words like joy, love and peace with whites and negative words like cancer, bomb and devil with blacks.

Blanket bombing won't do; like the mosquito spray, blanket bombing has negative side effects for the entire community which terrorist groups have taken over, as well as the global community, without doing anything substantive to prevent the breeding of further terrorism.

Violence is further implied by the large cracks on the bottom edge of the print, which reveal the damage sustained by the glass negative during the 1908 bombing of the photographer's studio; lest you miss them, Ms. Islam provides a few close-ups at the start of the film.

Ms Dawson says she never had a negative reaction dropping the "herpes bomb" at parties and in class discussions at the Wesleyan University in Connecticut.

Our study is consistent with the negative findings in the atomic bomb survivor study (Schull et al, 1966) and in two previous studies of survivors of childhood cancer (Hawkins, 1991; Byrne et al, 1998).

Romney hammered Gingrich in the debates, and then carpet-bombed him with negative advertisements.

(It's worth noting that Ford Brody is no ordinary soldier but a sort of negative warrior, a destroyer of bombs).