Sentence examples for of the bogey from inspiring English sources

Indeed he said of the term atheism that it "reminds one of children, assuring everyone who is ready to listen to them that they are not afraid of the bogey man".

A recent question was: 'Would you rather fart confetti or, when you sneeze, have a sentient being come out of the bogey and say out loud the thought you were thinking at that moment?' This is a Spoon One for the dinner table.

If he had been tied for the lead at seven under par after a 2 on the first hole instead of only five under because of the bogey 4 that included a two-stroke penalty, would he have played differently, with a different mental approach?

It is not, messieurs, mesdames of Rusi, the existence of the bogey of multiculturalism that exposes us to the risk of terror, but efforts to impose a single monolithic and invented sense of "nationhood", which, if it is weak in relation to the intensities engendered by other ideologies, must mimic these, according to Rusi, in order that "we" should prevail.

However, the final day's play in blustery conditions produced a spray of numbers in blue on the scoreboard as the curse of the bogey haunted the field - just ask Marc Warren, whose loss of four shots in the final four holes scuppered his chances of winning.

If you're scared of the bogey man you're a mental five year old and you'll vote for McCain/Palin.

The theme of keeping the bogey man out of No 10 ran through so many of the arguments on both sides of the spectrum.

For two days they had been littered with the blue-on-white plastic tiles of the bogeys made by this year's Open field, so it was nothing new.

He shot a 71, one under par, in the first round and was asked about some of the bogeys in his round.

Certainly, as the corpses of the Palestinian and Kashmiri Hamza al-Khatibs pile up, there will be the usual flurry of intellectual rationalisations – the bogey of Islamic terror will again be invoked.

But "the elite" are the bogey of salt-of-the-earth "real" Americans, and elitism is the great sin against God-fearing, flag-bedecked authenticity.