Sentence examples for hideous old man from inspiring English sources
As he glided stealthily along, creeping beneath the shelter of the walls and doorways, the hideous old man seemed like some loathsome reptile, engendered in the slime and darkness through which he moved: crawling forth, by night, in search of some rich offal for a meal.
These hideous misshapen old men - and I have never seen a film go in quite so enthusiastically for the ugly-equals-wicked equation - are in the pocket of Sparta's most duplicitous and corrupt politician Theron, played by Dominic West.
They make a hideous guttural sound, like an old man with a heavy cold clearing his throat.
It has a crew of cats, an old man, Père Jules, hideous, tattooed, full of lurid stories about his past, and a young skipper, Jean.
We thought it could be funny to combine the rural old man stereotype we get abroad with the hideous pop culture emphases we have on the language at home and to put Pól, Micheál and Síle in a world where they don't belong.
How, Taylor wants to know, did the snobbish, sissy young man who spent a decade flirting with hideous old duchesses and going home with handsome young waiters finally find the discipline to take permanently to his bed at 102 Boulevard Haussmann and start smelting pure gold out of glitzy dross?
In a startling 1909 painting, Kokoschka portrayed Moritz Hirsch, "an obstinate old man" who was the father of an actor-friend, wearing a hideous grin that bares a repulsive set of large false teeth.
The dangerous bitch and the hideous old witch are complementary representations, intended to show up women's iniquities and punish them, but also to warn and frighten men.
The hideous old women frolicked in their frames.
Scariest of all was the hideous old crone.
