The phrase "a foul thing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is unpleasant, offensive, or morally wrong.
Example: "The discovery of the abandoned house revealed a foul thing lurking in the shadows, sending chills down my spine."
Alternatives: "an abhorrent thing" or "a vile thing."
A pale January tomato is a foul thing.
"It is difficult to handle these situations because people in other countries may not be as educated about the racism issue as they are in this country and may not see it as such a foul thing as we do". Former England defender Sol Campbell agrees with Begovic and has called on Uefa to start docking points for racist abuse.
Referring to the recently leaked "Access Hollywood" conversation ― in which Trump brags that he can grab and kiss women without their consent because he's famous ― Gotti wrote, "I was married to #1 gangster and would have cut his throat if he ever said such a foul thing to me". .
It was a foul, filthy thing that marred the aesthetics, something to scrub off or paint over, something to just get rid of.
Izzo grumbled about the 24-17 dincrepancy in foul calls, saying, "The foul thing bothered me a little bit, to be honest about it".
And I am worse than this foul thing I've reared, because who raises a beast like this?
"The foul thing is more impressive to me," James told reporters last week.
Her victim would startle as soon as she felt (or smelled) the dead animal, loudly screaming and wildly shaking her body to get this foul thing off her.
Just months after the settlement, The St . LouisPost-Dispatch, in an editorial headlined, "Our Motto: Thimk!," warned, "If there's a way to foul things up, election officials in the city of St . Louisseem determined to find it".
He worked with a whiteface clown and always spoiled the latter's trick by appearing at an inappropriate time to foul things up.
