Sentence examples for Bad bastards from inspiring English sources

It took fucking five years to get these cunts … these are bad, bad bastards.

Slowly, quietly, the police are trying to make us forget they are neon-jacketed bad bastards who hate everything good and like wearing the uniform because it makes them feel significant.

Listen, we had fun having Leicester as champions, yeah – it was very heartwarming, wasn't it, they were very plucky, they turned kick-and-rush into a high art, good on them, Good Old Jamie Vardy, Good Old England's James Jamie Vardydy, With His Cast, Good Old Leicester, God Don't They Love Crisps – but we need Bad Bastards again.

"He's a big bad bastard and the only way you can deal with him is to make sure he thinks you can be a big bad bastard too," he said.

And Murdoch is "a big bad bastard" who despises politicians ("they get in his way") unless you convince him you can be one too, he added.

Price explains in his book: Blair and [Alastair] Campbell took to heart the advice of the Australian prime minister, Paul Keating, on how to deal with Murdoch: "He's a big bad bastard, and the only way you can deal with him is to make sure he thinks you can be a big bad bastard too.

In another, Limmy announces he feels like being "a right bad bastard" and steps on someone's shoe, before agreeing to take a tourist's photo, secretly deleting their entire holiday's photos as he does so.

Without ever saying so at that stage, Blair would leave interviewers with the impression that he knew he was dealing with a "big, bad bastard"; it was just business.

'It was like all the softest women in the world mixed up in a huge big baking bowl and there you have Our Lady at the end of it.' If only Francie can win his yearned-for 'Francie Brady Not a Bad Bastard Anymore Diploma,' then perhaps things will turn out for the best.

The novel takes a while to get going and only really comes alive 100 pages in, when Begbie re-enters the drama; as with the Dodger and Fagin in Dickens's Oliver Twist, the bad bastard is the life and rotted soul of the novel.

- The Mr Hyde (drinks and becomes a bad bastard).