Sentence examples for dastardly character from inspiring English sources

Hardy plays John Fitzgerald, a dastardly character that Leo's virtuous Hugh Glass must thwart in the movie's climax.

Someone stole a plasma television from the National Research Council of Canada ($361), while some no-goodnik made off with two beaver pelts from Aboriginal Affairs ($800), and yet another dastardly character lifted a carpet from Foreign Affairs ($2,123).

Getting guidance from fellow performers with a proven track record and years of personal experience (Shawna turns 34 on February 25; Keifer will be 38 on March 17) might be better than anything gained from watching TV's Dr. Phil, Dr. Drew or, for that matter, Doc Campbell, the dastardly character from Hee Haw.

The Cartoon Network proves that love can bring out the worst in people on "Villain-tine's Day," a 12-hour marathon, beginning at 10 a.m., featuring a menagerie of dastardly characters in hourlong blocks of "The Powerpuff Girls," "Courage the Cowardly Dog" (above) and "Scooby-Doo," as well as special episodes of "Sailor Moon," "Batman" and "Superman".

It's called Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast, and it's a ripping barnburner full of outlandish action, heroic and dastardly characters, roller coaster rhymes and some absolutely fabulous illustrations by Brendan Kearney.

No American sitcom of the past 20 years has been complete without a dastardly French character, whether stealing Woody's girlfriend in Cheers or squiring Carrie in Sex and the City, with every kind of cheese-eating surrender monkey in between.

It is said that the dastardly J. R. Ewing character of the hit television series "Dallas" was largely based on Davis.

To get to the bottom of who actually did the dastardly deed, James scrutinizes characters that include the Bidwell family.

On the original Star Trek TV show, a character might undergo dastardly possession with little more than a goatee to distinguish him from his pleasant, retiring normal self.

PRO: you have no qualms with being selfish or dastardly, it is definitely in character for you to do what evil you can get away with.

Washington rejigged his Oscar-winning role as damned, dastardly Alonzo Harris in Training Day so that the character's come-uppance was more severe and admits that he tried to do the same with Whip in Flight.