Sentence examples for despicable nature from inspiring English sources

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said: "These are shocking allegations of a despicable nature.

He said that the "heinous, brutal, methodical, despicable" nature of the crimes, especially the murder of small children, elevated the case to death-penalty significance.

And Mr. Hawke has spoken of the "despicable" nature of everyone in the play, all propelled by "an id at work".

DEBORAH TREISMAN: As we've gone through the process of editing "Gallatin Canyon," we've talked several times about the despicable nature of your narrator.

He has spoken of the "despicable" nature of the tabloid malpractice, saying of the cozy world that produced the scandal, "We've all been in this together — the press, politicians and leaders of all parties — and yes, that includes me".

George R. R. Martin knows all about the despicable nature of politics.

Det Sgt Brett Hagen, from Operation Withern, said: "The substantial sentence handed to Beau Isagba today reflects the truly despicable and cowardly nature of this attack.

Mr. Zhu "was a senior official who accepted enormous bribes and showed grave dereliction in his job, thus creating massive economic losses for the state and his enterprise," the news agency said, adding, "The circumstances of his offense are grave, and its nature is despicable".

Our shadows can fuse together, as often happens in wartime, for example, when the enemy comes to symbolize everything evil and despicable about our human nature.

Absolute and indefensible by their very nature, carrying the despicable and desolate mark of inhumanity.

White wrote, 'Earthworms, though in appearance s small and despicable link in the chain of Nature, yet, if lost, would make a lamentable chasm.'" View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Masha Gessen.