"In the world of college, I was a screwball, a loser, a pretender, a scoundrel and a scab," X writes.
Ken regards Galloway as a fiend, a menace, a scoundrel, a child of some eastern devil.
But in the twilight of his life, and in the privacy of these pages, Flashman lets on that his fame is a complete fluke and hoax, and that he is actually "a scoundrel, a liar, a cheat, a thief, a coward — and, oh yes, a toady".
To others, Tarkanian was a rogue, a scoundrel, a used-car salesman.
An assessment of this was offered by Călinescu, who rejected the popular take on the character as boorish: "Mitică is a gossiper, a scoundrel, an intriguer, in general on account of his garrulous nature, and a generous and confusing mystifier, agreeing to render services without having the strength to complete them, which in turn permits him to ask services from anyone else.
LINDENHURST Studio Theater "A Gentleman and a Scoundrel," a comedy.
He knows that Joseph McCarthy was a liar and a scoundrel.
The youngest of seven children, Huguette Marcelle Clark was a daughter of a scoundrel.
One was named for a dentist, another for a scoundrel.
De Man may have been a scoundrel who found a career teaching a certain method of reading, but that method of reading does not turn people into scoundrels.
