Sentence examples for those deadbeats from inspiring English sources

Having died, having been judged unexpectedly worthy, you--new recruit--find yourself transposed up the infinite octaves that now separate you, the truly righteous, from the rest of those deadbeats left down below.

When it was branded as a conservative idea from a conservative think tank, then Republicans embraced the idea as requiring "personal responsibility" from all those deadbeats out there who were getting a free ride on the taxpayer's dime.

"You mean all the deadbeats?" she asked.

Line them up, let's revisit the deadbeats.

They moralize about deadbeats on welfare — even those who have been on welfare put down welfare — and they are proud of the steps, big and small, that they have taken toward middle-class respectability.

It is a crowd that feels better when they can rationalize that unlike those 47-million "deadbeat" underachieving losers, their own crowd of motivated, righteous types will always have medical care when they are sick or dying.

The unlimited homestead exemption in those two states -- as well as in South Dakota, Iowa and Kansas, although relocating deadbeats tend to prefer Boca Raton winters to those of Sioux Falls -- has long been the most obvious way that people with a lot of assets can abuse the bankruptcy code.

The lenders argue that they have learned their lesson and are distinguishing between chronic deadbeats and what some in the industry call "fallen angels," those who had good payment histories before falling behind as the economy foundered.

Specifically, he became one of those I.R.S. agents who collect money from "D.B.'s," the agents' term for deadbeats, or people who fall behind on their tax payments.

Some biological dads were deadbeats.

Where were the reserves and deadbeats?