The phrase "act of vile" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, as "vile" is typically used as an adjective and does not fit well in this context. An example could be: "His actions were an act of vile behavior that shocked everyone."
Alternatives: "act of cruelty" or "act of wickedness."
She was taken from us in an act of hatred, in a vile act that has killed her.
Corbyn said: "She was taken from us in an act of hatred, in a vile act that has killed her.
The Labour leader said: "She was taken from us in an act of hatred, in a vile act that has killed her.
From the outset, the Louima case represented a particularly dogged effort by prosecutors to enlist police officers against a vile act of official misconduct.
It was a vile act of violence designed to kill innocent people, including children.Though, to be fair, other Fox News reporters, as well as Ari Fleischer, the former press secretary to George W. Bush, did jump to the defence of the White House, saying that the president had good reason to be cautious in his language and not fuel early speculation.
And then he agreed to do Last Tango In Paris (1972) for Bernardo Bertolucci - the last dissolute, shabby, vile act of the former angel, a role that mined his own past (because he let it), that depended on his own great fascination with sex and its power, as well as his tormented feelings towards women.
"This is a vile act of hatred," Booker said Sunday of the synagogue shooting.
We condemn this vile act of vandalism and the people who perpetrated it in the strongest possible terms.
Following the attacks, Aleem suggested that they could either be "a vile act of jealously", or simply some "mindless vandals on an arson spree".
I then asked if he could at least offer some more details about the vile act of bigotry he alleged took place and which he definitely didn't just make up: "When did the incident occur?
