Approaching the theme of magic, Campanella begins by deploring the vile and decadent condition into which this very noble science has fallen.
And she criticised the "vile and horrible personal attacks" by supporters of the different Labour party leadership contenders.
In their view, the once happy slave, kidnapped by the vile Yankees and forced into the ranks, only wanted to get back to his former home so that he could "belong to somebody," a return to the Negro's supposed natural state.
Would-be visitors, those undeterred by recession and the leap in gas prices, were being kept home by the vile weather.
Kenner's book dealt with Pound's literary genius knowledgeably and carefully, and sympathetically revealed how such a mind could be duped by the vile ideology of fascism.
Malala was stopped from going to school by the vile fanaticism of the Pakistani Taliban.
Penn State University blighted by the vile proclivities of the sports coach Jerry Sandusky against young boys.
"Everyone has been sickened by the vile abuse perpetrated by Jimmy Savile," Harriet Harman, deputy leader of the Labour Party, said in the House of Commons.
This was exacerbated by the "vile" press coverage she attracted after she appeared with Carla Bruni, wife of France's President Nicolas Sarkozy, when they visited Britain in March.
