Sentence examples for genuinely despicable from inspiring English sources

The list of genuinely despicable despots is long: Charles Taylor of Liberia, Col. Haile Mengistu Mariam of Ethiopia, and even Mr. Amin's predecessor and successor, Milton Obote, who was said to have murdered even more Ugandans than his rival (Mr. Obote lived well in Tanzania while out of power).

That's because he is genuinely despicable.

Real theft is genuinely despicable, they might agree, while insider trading is a mere violation of a made-up rule.

"It's absolutely despicable, really.

It's despicable, really.

A Book About Eggs, Sperm, Birth, Babies, and Families," for ages seven and up, are genuinely sweet, in a genre in which there's a fairly despicable tendency to be edgy, brash, and cool, as if what kids can put out must be what they need from grownups.

Despicable @Uber_Sydney.

Brilliant or despicable?

It's despicable".

"That's despicable.

Despicable — but not uncommon.