Sentence examples for extremely sordid from inspiring English sources
It's all extremely sordid and inevitably sad: so-called snuff films may not be real but the audience for facsimiles undoubtedly is.
And Suetonius, the imperial biographer, gives us just as much juice on Tiberius – and his extremely sordid pool parties – as he does on other emperors.
The file reads, in part: Bureau files reflect that because many of Steinbeck's writings portrayed an extremely sordid and poverty-stricken side of American life, they were reprinted in both German and Russian and used by the Nazis and Soviets as propaganda against America. . . .
Last year when she left Hunch it was an extremely sordid situation.
If he was, at times, understandably indignant over the state of our nation, he showed remarkable self-restraint in the face of a sustained and extremely sordid mud-sling from the other guy.
Extremely controversial due to this sordid history and its post-war categorization as a form of genocide, eugenics is the subject of Richard Lynn's upcoming book.
It's the book that anyone who ever listened to the Strokes is talking about: Lizzy Goodman's extremely comprehensive oral history of the 00s NYC rock scene is hilarious, sordid, fascinating, and infuriating all at once.
And now, as the criminal trial for Cosby's alleged sexual assault of Andrea Constand comes to a close, those who doubt that the man who used to sling Puddin' Pops could have also been an extremely prolific date rapist seem more convinced than ever that this entire sordid ordeal is just another example of white America tearing down strong black men.
Frequenting prostitutes is sordid.
What sort of sordid venture?
