It seemed so coarse and unwomanly.

Her dress was made of coarse wool.

Yet Syrian civilians are the cannon fodder.

The soldiers were regarded as cannon fodder.

Her skin is coarse from years of working outdoors.

No doubt, conspiratorial minds will always find fodder for their obsessions.

So instead we just use it as fodder for morbid jokes.

It is a very coarse sketch of how we migrated around the planet.

But will the 2010 World Cup bring African women more than just fodder for gossip?

And when you're squinting, what you're doing is you're turning that from fine grain to coarse grain.

Soft wool is more expensive than coarse wool and both are superior to synthetics made of nylon.

Very pro Islamic Republic supporters don t like my stuff and say I give fodder to anti Iranians....

The message, for the imagined communist audience, is that Western culture can turn anything into fodder to binge.

Like the rest of the world s underprivileged, you have become cannon fodder in the ongoing war of growth.

On this peasant's fields this was being done, and he could not find words enough to praise this fodder.

Vladimir Putin's presidential photo ops, which grow more absurd with each passing year, are reliable fodder for online satire.

'I am very sorry that only what is coarse and material is comprehensible and natural to you,' she retorted and left the room.

With outside help, Darfur could increase the productivity of its livestock through improved breeds, veterinary care, collection of fodder, and other strategies.

Levin was struck especially by one little detail. The old peasant used the thinnings of the rye as fodder for the horses.

Cannon Fodder is an action strategy shoot 'em up game developed by Sensible Software and published by Virgin Interactive for the Amiga in 1993.

It's trying to walk on the coarse terrain, sandy area, but depending on the moisture content or the grain size of the sand the foot's soil sinkage model changes.

'I have no troubles whatever,' she said when she had grown calm, 'but can you understand that everything has become horrid, disgusting and coarse to me, and above all I myself?

A total of 61,000 documents, in Arabic, are already online, creating a rich fodder of information on the secret correspondence behind the scenes in the Saudi corridors of power.

After ploughing the land in preparation for winter wheat, however, the farmers slaughtered the cattle because they could not keep them fed throughout the winter, because no fodder was provided.

In this context, an important factor will be how the West treats its Muslims as welcome citizens with equal rights and obligations, or as permanent outsiders and fodder for jihadist recruiters.

All the cruellest words that a coarse man could say he, in her imagination, said to her, and she did not forgive him for them any more than if he had really said them.

He was conscious that, beside the good spiritual force which governed his soul, there existed a coarse power, as potent if not more so and that this power would not grant him the humble peace he desired.

Governments lose their legitimacy when they cannot guarantee their populations most basic needs safe drinking water, staple food crops, and fodder and water for the animal herds on which communities depend for their meager livelihoods.

The dictatorial turn of the transitional government fortified the view in the Chávez camp that the opposition is a tool of right wing economic groups and opportunists willing to turn confused citizens into cannon fodder.

To change the conversation Levin went on to explain to Dolly a theory of dairy farming which maintained that a cow was only a machine for the transformation of fodder into milk, and so on.

Putin's star studded schedule, when compared to Poroshenko's relatively less impressive meetings, was fodder for jokes about Kyiv's growing isolation, as the honeymoon phase of Ukraine's post Maidan relationship with the West comes to a close.

A shadow seemed to have fallen on her life she recognized that these children, of whom she had been so proud, were not only quite ordinary but even bad and ill bred children, with coarse animal inclinations in fact, vicious children.

A lack of protection for migrants abroad has led to countless tragedies impacting millions of families across the world, while politicians such as Trump and Europe's emergent nationalist parties continue to use them as political cannon fodder.

If African youth are given a better education and the means to influence their communities, then they will be less likely to be used as cannon fodder, less likely to pick up a gun, and more likely to read a book.

He did not believe a word of what Oblonsky was saying, and for all his arguments had scores of refutations ready yet he listened, feeling that those words expressed that coarse and mighty power which overruled his life and to which he would have to submit.

It has already faced intense criticism for its failure to get the country s fiscal house in order. The slowness with which the first stimulus has been rolled out, and the fact that it will take even more time for its full effects to be felt, provides more fodder for the chattering classes.

The problem is that advocates of reducing the greenhouse effect by promoting bio fuels production have not made clear where the land will come from. In principle, there are only three ways to procure it by withdrawing it from food or fodder production, from the production of natural materials particularly wood or from nature.