Sentence examples for I a scoundrel from inspiring English sources

Am I a scoundrel?

"I'm a scoundrel of the canals of Venice".

Television commentators are calling him a scoundrel, even "Satan".

"And I am not a scoundrel".

"I was definitely a scoundrel at 13," he says, recalling the mail-order advertising business he started from his parents' home in Boston.

'I'm being pilloried as a scoundrel,' he said, 'and I'm not a scoundrel.

I'm dealing with a scoundrel government.

"Like Stewart," he wrote, "I have had the bizarre experience of watching legions of people I have never met come to trust me, look to me for guidance, regard me as a 'guru,' and then decide that I am, in fact," a scoundrel.

"I think if anything, I'm glad it was him and not a degenerate or a scoundrel that I was left defending," he said.

"I've heard the man is a Jew and a swindler and a scoundrel, and I shan't know him," the impoverished Mr. Longestaffe says of Melmotte to the other well-bred gentlemen at his club.

"I am being pilloried as a scoundrel," he huffed.