Sentence examples for being a bastard from inspiring English sources

The thing about Cowell is that he doesn't mind being a bastard.

And, to be honest, the stories of him being a bastard are comedy gold.

(Asked later in life what he was proudest of in his career, he replied, "Being able to survive while being a bastard").

In "Jarhead," for instance, Mr. Swofford wrote about his older sister's difficulties with their father, but added, "My father was never a bastard to me," perhaps because he was "a spitting image" of his father and being "a bastard to me" would "have been like being a bastard to himself, and he'd had enough of people being bastards to him" while growing up.

And that's a problem, since there is no plan B. The Tories believe in tradition and the tradition has always been that being a Bastard works.

It's not the same now they can't all rile Jon about being a bastard and mock Sam's lack of luck with the ladies.

I'm a bastard".

Photography is a bastard art.

What was a bastard?

"Picasso was a bastard.

Maybe I was a bastard.