Sentence examples for blind bastard from inspiring English sources
Years later, while sitting as a chief magistrate, he responded to a shouted comment from someone in the court that he was "a big fat blind bastard".
The enemy isn't the infected masses who range from angry men with a little spittle on their lips to blind, zombie-like bastards with bracket-fungus faces and one-hit kill credentials.
(From a blind man): "Get off, you bastard!" and then, "Has he gone yet?" During a charity gig, where Davies was fiddling with the material of the curtain at the back of the stage, doing no stand up at all - the audience were getting restless and one shouted: "Tell us a joke Alan".
But what these patronising bastards don't realise is that being blind has many perks: with all our other senses heightened, us blindys are a force to be reckoned with.
Not even Nixon, for all her skill, can persuade us that the Bastard's patriotic impulse would lead her to contemplate child-blinding.
His props, including old Buicks and Oldsmobiles he took to buyers' houses ("I drove the paint off three of those bastards"), were all part of the bargaining act, a sort of collector's duck blind behind which he hid.
Bastard, bastard, miserable bastard.
