Sentence examples for bile from inspiring English sources

Gay people are portrayed as child abusers, and a threat to the wellbeing of children: it is bad enough that this bile is expressed by one of Northern Ireland's key government ministers.

Possibly this has triggered the bout of froth and bile.

As I sat there with the words 'mail order bride orgy' flashing at the back of my mind, we drank countless shots of neat apple-flavoured vodka that made hot stinging arcs of bile shoot into the back of my throat without warning.

And now I have to taint the book and my memory of disappearing with young Penelope through time and into the enchanting Elizabethan world of beaded kirtles, wild moorland and woods, peascods and passionate queens, with the knowledge that even as she was creating her masterpiece, the author was spitting bile and venom at those around her and recording it all for posterity in her diaries.

He told LBC radio: "I'm not quite sure what you would describe it as apart from a piece of bile and vitriol from our political opponents, who don't happen to be in a political party – they're in a TV channel and don't have to go through the inconvenience of running for office.

They created the murderous disaster of Northern Ireland, in which the fusion of religious and political identities created a toxic cocktail of blood and bile.

His achievements include airing the "confessions" of confused-looking political prisoners and beaming anti-American bile into Iraq.Mr Khamenei probably favours pragmatism.

The blogger Democratist gives it a bucket of bile.

My teenage years were largely spent gagging on waxy, watery, bile-tasting brews dug out of strangers' parents' drinks cabinets at 2am as a last resort to liven up terrible house parties.

Gram for gram, bear-bile flakes or powder sell in Japan for more than cocaine in Asia.

The heat and vitriol of politics have intensified in the Fox News, shock-jock, bile-blogging era: Barack Obama is often lambasted as tyrannical or traitorous.