Sentence examples for foul act from inspiring English sources

President Mohamed Waheed called it a "remorseless and foul act" and the president's media secretary sent out a text describing the murdered MP as the "strongest critic" of ex-President Mohamed Nasheed.

On the one hand, revenge perpetuates itself: one foul act deserves another.

Sometimes no doubt these foul acts represent a frenzied protest against a statecraft which subjects whole nations to the tyrannical rule of soldiers and police.

When Newcastle gunman Raoul Moat went crazy, I'm sure I remember interviewers, callers on phone-in shows and website forums insisting it was up to so-called moderate Geordies to denounce these atrocities, and X Factor started that week with Louis Walsh saying he wouldn't take part unless Cheryl Cole condemned this "foul evil act of pure foul evil, carried out by her own people".

Because too much focus on one individual, however misogynistic and foul their act is, is ignoring the dark expanse of iceberg beneath the water's surface.

It is strongly suspected (based on previous work) that personal foul rate acts as a constraint on how many minutes they can play.

The NHS, for example, in whose hospitals Savile is alleged to have committed the foulest of acts?

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In retrospect, however, what stands out is the folly of individuals like the Anglophobic writer Harry Elmer Barnes, whom Doenecke quotes: "Had Hitler tortured and then killed every one of the half million Jews living in Germany in 1933 such a foul and detestable act would still have left him a piker compared to Britain's blockade of 1918-19".

Madness was slobbering on my soul, its breath so foul that the act of breathing was a concession to spiritual defeat.