Sentence examples for did hideous from inspiring English sources
But it's not clear whether W. is simply pouting because Cheney's machinations blackened his legacy, or if, at long last, he fathoms the morality of it, that Cheney did hideous things to the Constitution — not to mention that goat devil.
Just about everybody here accepts that Lipinski could theoretically be elevated from fourth to Japan, even if the committee has to do hideous things to a medalist.
"I'm ashamed to say," says Toksvig, "I've done hideous pen portraits of people I don't like in my novels.
It not only cushioned their own existence -- quite literally: Wilkins's title refers to the pillow upon which a slave carried Jefferson as a child -- but it also made them "conveyors of the culture that has done and continues to do hideous damage to millions of black human beings and to many more millions of white Americans as well".
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Nor, incidentally, did the hideous fore-curtain with its comic-book portrait of the tortured Moor.
(Disney did a hideous remake in 1999, so let's just pretend that never happened).
Who does that hideous Hawaiian shirt belong to?
"I've never been tempted to do these hideous furniture shoes".
The market offers up a selection of recognisable names doing largely hideous things, some of whom make numerous, embarrassing appearances (we counted four a piece for Mischa Barton and James Franco).
Wish as they may, the Mets are doing a hideous job of making fans forget about their 2007 free fall, when the Phillies overtook them on the last day of the season; there is too much symmetry.
