shrift in a sentence

• Foreign policy has been given remarkably short shrift in New Hampshire.
• Rehnquist's opinion made short shrift of both constitutional arguments.
• And many of them are annoyed at getting such short shrift.
• But it got short shrift from Broadhead at the annual meeting.
• Then the patient may feel he is being given short shrift.
• Some contestants are given short shrift in terms of back story.
• But Tuesday, the Pakistani ruler got short shrift from Bush.
• These are issues that get incredibly short shrift in a plutocracy.
• But he gave the Comenian agenda short shrift in the work.
• Techine gives short shrift to a more intriguing aspect of that theme.
• It's difficult to see shrift in a sentence .
• Germany Makes Short Shrift Of Cold War Years, But Reich Still Haunts
• That objective seemed to get short shrift on this night.
• This is not to say this movie gives short shrift to Shakespeare.
• Whole-language advocates insist that phonics were never given short shrift.
• At the time they gave short shrift to our arguments,
• Some historians worry schools may be giving them short shrift.
• The list gives short shrift to the hungry and homeless.
• But then, all of the male characters have gotten short shrift.
• Wildlife has really gotten the short shrift under Cartwright and his predecessor,
• The court of appeals has given this concern short shrift.