Sentence examples for despicable man from inspiring English sources

Please share so the world can name and shame this despicable man".

Read the full interview "I thought he was the most despicable man," Adler says [of Humphrey Bogart].

Describing him as "a thoroughly despicable man", Ms Rossington said his behaviour was causing problems for their 18-year-old son at university.

Det Ch Supt Kier Pritchard, head of Wiltshire CID, said Halliwell had shown himself a "despicable man, prepared to lie and has shown no remorse throughout".

Deakin has given evidence that the curia and other church committees on which Pell sat examined, among other cases, that of Searson whom he described as "the most despicable man I've ever met in my life".

Explaining how she was "married to him for a long time" and knew "the way he operates," Ms Rossington predicted Mr Danczuk would seek to repair his reputation by "plotting a tear jerking television interview" but urged the Labour party to "see him for what he really is: a thoroughly despicable man".

In a similar vein, Nietzsche has Zarathustra dismiss "wretched contentment" as an ideal (Z Pref:3), while also revealing that it was precisely "the last men" — the "most despicable men" — who "invented happiness [Glück]" in the first place (Pref:5).

These are despicable men who deserve nothing but contempt.

Be warned: this is a three-hour long diatribe about avarice and greed told at a high level of yelling, depicting ugly, despicable men doing horrible things to all people on earth.

According to Apuleius, the jealous Venus commanded her son Cupid (the god of love) to inspire Psyche with love for the most despicable of men.

Of the top 10 films, Toy Story 3, Inception, the Harry Potter film, Despicable Me, Iron Man 2 and How to Train Your Dragon received decent reviews, but reactions to the others ranged from apathy to outright disgust.