Sentence examples for true bane from inspiring English sources

1) Pack light, but bring entertainment, as boredom is the true bane of touring.

Perhaps it's a project meant less to scare Samsung and more to fight back against Google's true bane: its carrier partners.

For the villain in The Dark Knight Rises to share a name, during this election, with Mitt Romney's increasingly infamous investment group – Bain Capital – seems almost too good to be true, especially since Bane also makes ever more demagogic appeals to a Gotham populace polarised along Tea Party/Occupy-movement lines, even as he is readying the immolation of their city.

Wayne's opponent for most of the The Dark Knight Rises, before his true enemy is revealed, Bane, manipulates populist sentiment to build his power as a warlord.

It's true that conspiracy theories are a bane of the African-American community.

The same is true of Batman's final face-off with Bane: single combat?

Infiltrating Bane's headquarters, Batman learns that his true identity as Bruce Wayne has been uncovered by the villain.

(I once was stood up six times in one week in Buenos Aires!) In my case, everywhere I've lived, there's been no escaping the dreaded question that's been the bane of my existence abroad: "Is it true what they say about black men?" Frustrating as it is, I get it.

And the true villain of the picture is even more Bondian than Bane.

But like all true fans, they also had complaints, the biggest of which seemed to be over the voice of villain Bane.

In this episode, the true stars of the show are temporary scores, a necessary evil of big-budget filmmaking that legendary composer Danny Elfman calls, "The bane of my existence".