Sentence examples for being a prick from inspiring English sources

My reputation for being a prick is far from unfounded.

After all, being a prick is what I *do*.

On this particular night Central America's water system was being a prick.

An album provisionally titled Kurt Kobain was changed to Prick, Kurt being "a prick" for dying and ruining Melvins' plans.

He spent a week and a half debating the point with the director before conceding that he was "just being a prick about it".

For Scalia, ruling from disciplined constitutionalism, when the prevailing sentiment runs against both discipline and constitutionalism, meant being a prick sometimes — a constitutional hard-ass.

No, seriously, you're a prick man.

"He was a prick – a psychopathic prick," says Robinson.

"This is a prick of a game," he said afterwards.

They probably thought he was a prick, too".

But no one used the term in Manchester, unless they were a prick.