Sentence examples similar to bastards time from inspiring English sources

"You evil bastards … time is running out for you so you have [sic] better start denouncing your flawed inhumane therapy and pray to God for forgiveness," said one.

"Members of her lordship's house … are right thieves, rogues and bastards at times.

People were making false claims," he says, adding that there are "members of her Lordship's House who are right thieves, rogues and bastards at times… wonderful people that they are".

If that is the crux of beauty, then I guess we're all pretty screwed by that obnoxiously inexorable bastard called time.

Fists pounded the ceiling, guys who'd usually tell you that wearing black jeans is gay were kissing each other's heads, shots were bought and the barmaids were calling Craig Bellamy a "scab bastard" every time a misjudged cross flew over his head.

Woon admits that he has been lucky to be backed by his team for the past few years, even though he has been "a bit of a difficult bastard at times".

In an article in The Weekly Standard, he criticized as "nonsense" some of Glenn Beck's musings, such as his "Top Ten Bastards of All Time," on which Franklin Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson rank higher than Hitler and Pol Pot.

Here are the worst imperialist bastards of all time.  .

Well, I don't really want to come out in print and be like, "Those bastards!" Because every time I look on the internet the guys in Diamond Head are like super-psyched about Metallica and taking pictures of them and stuff.

Even the best of us are at least part-time bastards".

I have to sleep with that miserable bastard all the time.