Sentence examples similar to no bane from inspiring English sources

Bane, no!" But, she said, the dog yanked her off her feet, pulled her down the hallway and lunged for Ms. Whipple.

It is also reasonable to conclude that performing arts will no longer be the bane of parents who have traditionally told their artistic kids to "get a proper job".

Hardy too disappears into the role of Bane, who no longer has the drug-induced super strength from the comics but does get to recreate the character's most iconic four-color moment.

Best of all, the musical is performed in Dicapo's intimate theater with no amplification — the bane of Broadway shows.

But even if he dons the cape and cowl again, Batman may be no match for Bane".

After ringing a doorbell – no doubt the bane of the receptionist's life – you're transported to a place where pamphlets come to die.

The seemingly-ubiquitous "Who wore it best" feature – pitting one star against another in a frocked-upn stand-off – is no doubt the bane of every celebrity wardrobe circa right now.

It's the physical interpretation of Jacques Derrida's trans-meta-metaphysical and Deconstructionist movement, no doubt the bane of your undergrad philosophy studies.

It is no longer the pride or bane of a few gentrification-ready neighborhoods.

That the school is coeducational has no relation to its bane of "intimacy blockers".

But there is simply no satisfying duel with Bane, and it seems to be ultimately more physical, a shuddering, juddering sumo-contest amid a panoply of CGI detonations.