The owner then went down to the Galveston "News" and wrote an editorial denouncing himself as the most vile creature God had ever placed upon the earth.
There's nothing I can say, there's nothing I can do, I've never met a more vile creature than that, she's the most vile thing God put on Earth, I just don't get why these lot are so interested to hear about her.
The supporting characters are gently satirized cliches: the local redneck and his girlfriend; the daughter of the cabin's owners, a prepp-ette in bermudas and knee socks who translates the lethal "Book of the Dead" and tries to take the curse off her mother (a vile creature locked in the fruit cellar).
Mr. Berkoff suddenly morphs into a vile creature, hunched, with a rubbery tongue that is wont to protrude, and a wheedling, plaintive voice that begins a negotiation for a pound of flesh: Signor Antonio, many a time and oft In the rialto you have rated me About my moneys and my usances; Still I have borne it with a patient shrug For sufferance is the badge of all our tribe.
Germany isn't exactly a pillar of comedy, but a clip from ZDF's Heute Show, which included reports of Moscow cemeteries where 100% of cadavers voted United Russia and below-the-belt ridicule of Medvedev ("that vile creature that lives in Putin's rectum"), immediately went viral in Russia.
Kill the status meeting: The most vile creature on any calendar is the weekly status or "check-in" meeting.
The housefly is a vile creature whose nasty habits--eating feces, regurgitating, and defecating on our skin--can infect us with organisms responsible for salmonella and other diseases.
"Vile creature, vermin," they are saying, idly reading a leaflet.
Newspapers reported breathlessly on the search to uncover this vile creature's true identity.
This would mean Mrs. Robinson was the most vile creature that ever lived (I am not exaggerating the condemnation).
They chanted a mantra that purifies negative karma -- om mani padme hum -- while they used plastic cups to bail each vile creature, filled with their own blood, out into the night air.
