Sentence examples for smack itself from inspiring English sources

Watching the entire scene, you had to ask yourself how, time after time, a sport manages to smack itself in the face.

It was controversial at the time, but after a two-year drive to publicise the law and the thinking behind it, which included putting advice on milk cartons, smacking itself, and belief in its value, declined fast.Just over a year ago New Zealand became the first English-speaking country to ban smacking.

As a corporate entity, the programme is twice as crucial to the UK economy as BP, with a strong and successful GMTV amounting to every man, woman and child in this country being £98 per annum better off than they would be if ITV upgraded and screened looped footage of a chimp smacking itself repeatedly on the head in the same timeslot each morning.

Riverdale is self-aware, it's not above smacking itself around for a faux lesbian kiss meant to titillate, or the Gay Best Friend trope.

At a time when different body shapes are getting a bit more attention (Barbie has finally gone curvy and Sports Illustrated's legendary swimsuit issue features three plus-size models, Ronda Rousey, Ashley Graham and Hailey Clauson), Ditto's new collection finds itself smack bang in the middle of the zeitgeist.

As quantified self devices and services come into their own, gamified social fitness tracker Fitocracy has found itself smack dab in the middle of a movement.

Should straight retail sales indeed take a backseat online, AuctionWatch has the potential to place itself smack in the middle of this new market as the definitive word on auctions, swaps, exchanges and so forth.

Now Facebook has launched itself right smack dab in the middle of the location space with Places.

However, the French version of Elle magazine has found itself right smack in the middle of their own racially charged incident.

The artful dodging of emotion smacked of Art itself.

The tricks themselves are spectacular; the production itself smacks a little of daring deeds done dirt cheap.