I wonder if it's insensitive to the problem of addiction to bandy about all these -holics?
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The talking heads already are speculating regarding his replacement, and are sure to bandy about a host of names.
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Because while people bandy about terms like "fake," I think choosing how you want to look is, polar oppositely, the definition of authentic.
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I agree that we bandy about the word "treason," and a great many other insulting terms, too readily in our current political discourse.
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Suffice it to say, it's a skill worth learning, and not just because spatchcocking is a fun word to bandy about with authority.
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The characters bandy about big words, jingoism comes into the picture, and the film reaches its lowest point with a scene involving a caricaturish villain.
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Though they may bandy about terms like "retrain workers" and "make humans more productive" in public, privately, the aim is clear: the more automation, the better.
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"We wanted to elevate him in a sense," Mr. Colter said of Cage's refusal to bandy about a certain racial slur commonly slung on the TV show.
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We should not bandy about talk of nuclear war as if it were another talking point, but should take pause and think before we speak or act.
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This has inspired critics to invoke the hallowed name of W. G. Sebald, and to bandy about the label "literary hybrid" — a vile designation, calling to mind a hybrid car, or beefalo.
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A small subset of conspiracy theorists have even begun to bandy about reckless, unsubstantiated Pizzagate-style claims that the restaurant is run, in part, by a sex-offender, and they've posted that person's personal information on Twitter.
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"That's some pretty good bull***t right there," Spurlock muses looking over proposed marketing materials, which bandy about terms like "no added hormones" and "cage free" that sound good but, stripped down, are exposed as being mostly hollow.
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Some will likely ding it for dialogue that feels too on the nose, too much like the statements about race and police force that we bandy about today; others might take issue with how the movie imagines real-life events without knowing with 100 percent certainty what happened.
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Leslie Mac, DeRay Mckesson, Maxine Williams, Tony Prophet, Malkia Cyril, Matt Mitchell and Nicole Sanchez joined folks from the ACLU, the Last Mile, Measures for Justice and the Hidden Genius Project to examine criminal justice reform, diversity and inclusion, tech and the so-called pipeline problem that hiring managers like to bandy about.
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Years passed and Richter became a successful screenwriter. Mac Rauch took Richter up on his offer and arrived in L.A. Richter proceeded to introduce the writer to producer/director Irwin Winkler, who gave Mac Rauch rent money for the next six months. Over several dinners, Mac Rauch told Richter and his wife of a character named Buckaroo Bandy about whom he was thinking of writing a screenplay. Richter and his wife liked the idea and paid Mac Rauch $1,500 to develop and write it.
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