Sentence examples for complete bastards from inspiring English sources

Maurice and Charles were complete bastards of course, but lovely, lovely men.

They're complete bastards as well, but we all have to work with each other".

"Rightwingers are complete bastards, and will do anything to gain power, and everything to cling to it.

One definition of a white lie being the lie we ourselves told as opposed, say, to the terrible, harmful, "real" lies that other complete bastards come out with.

And here is Theroux's coup de grâce: "Aid workers in rural Africa are in general, oafish selfdramatising prigs and, often, complete bastards". Aid workers might, I suppose, be justified in returning the compliment.

As his list grew to embrace such exceptional comedians as Jeremy Hardy, Alan Carr, Marcus Brigstocke and Rich Hall (he produced Jo Brand's live appearance work but did not represent her), so did his power: "I don't see us as in any way different from the people who run the channels," he once said; "they're complete bastards as well, but we all have to work with each other".

The heat was one complete bastard.

"In TV circles people look at me as though I am a complete bastard".

I'm doing grade five piano at the moment, and Mozart is a complete bastard.

Seeing me being a complete bastard, chopping off someone's manhood, it would upset her," he says with a chuckle.

One day, in the year 1186, Godfrey, Baron of Ibelin (Liam Neeson), stops by a French village to inform the local blacksmith that he is a complete bastard.