Sentence examples for considered despicable from inspiring English sources

The police flexed their homophobic muscles by cracking down on hammams – an easy target, since it's considered despicable to be gay in the Middle East.

The police flexed their homophobic muscles by cracking down on hammams an easy target, since it's considered despicable to be gay in the Middle East.

In every society I ever visited as diplomat or tourist, I profited from the fact that rudeness to an invited guest was considered despicable.

While this trend is considered despicable and an embarrassment to most honorable and upstanding service members -- it's generally still not something talked about in the open.

So, a now fully apprised judge prevailed, reminding the world that the United States does indeed believe in due process, fair play and justice, notwithstanding alleged conduct from an international big shot that all people, including the French, would consider despicable if it turns out that he is guilty.

The only thing that they consider to be despicable is idleness, and in this way they come to privilege the dignity of work and to overturn an absurd conception of nobility, linked to inactivity and vice.

And yet it isn't only the homeless who are increasingly considered social outcasts - tolerated but essentially despicable.

Our forebears considered casting a "secret ballot" cowardly, underhanded, and despicable; as one South Carolinian put it, voting secretly would "destroy that noble generous openness that is characteristick of an Englishman".

Renner has an important role in the film as Bobby Sharp, a mine worker who targets female staff members and whom Renner considers "kind of a despicable character".

Despite my lack of compassion for Milah, O'Donoghue sold Hook's grief and rage believably, and considering some of the despicable things Rumple's done thus far, it's hard not to be on Hook's side in his quest for revenge.

Racially-biased media coverage describes acts of violence against the police officers as "vicious and despicable," but the shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile--because of reckless and racist policing--are considered "unfortunate and sad".