Sentence examples for bit vile from inspiring English sources

The characters are excellent and surprising and at least a little bit vile.

I was a bit vile," she admits, and while she has obviously grown out of it, you can still hear some of that defiant swagger in her music.

It  is nothing other than usury and every bit as vile as loan sharking.

There were still a bit of vile drama when members of the audience jumped on stage, bit pieces of flesh from the carcasses and spat them back at the crowd.

But this element's delirious fixation on his "foreignness" is every bit as vile as the old-time stuff, and represents a 21st century breed of ethnic animus and xenophobia not too far removed from the Know-Nothings of the mid-1800s.

And yet, in spite of its purposeful simplicity, "A Behanding" isn't the least bit palatable; it's vile, particularly in its repeated use of the word "nigger".

Nonetheless, in a bleak nod to that tradition Shrek himself has been saddled with a bit of pathos: he's only vile because he wants to pre-empt responses to his appearance.

THIS Monday's New York Daily News printed a delicious bit of character assassination: "He's a vile, detestable, moralistic person with no heart and no conscience who believes he's been tapped by God to do very important things".

But other North Koreans will be a little less impoverished, and that bit better prepared for the day when the vile Kim dynasty goes.

Before, during and immediately after his brush with early 80s fame, he sounded like a bit of a nightmare: he happily described himself as "vile".

Most sociopaths can commit vile actions and not feel the least bit of remorse.