Sentence examples for hideous speech from inspiring English sources
Imus then made what he later acknowledged to be "a hideous speech" — one filled with sexual innuendo about Clinton and a number of journalists — and delivered it in the presence of Clinton and his wife.
The last page of "Winter" bears a baleful reference to President Trump's hideous speech to the Boy Scouts in West Virginia, and the book contains a fair amount of family strife; yet the novel ends more like a Shakespearean comedy than like a political tragedy, with an air of optimistic renaissance and familial unity.
"The hideous hate speech of the anti-abortion fanatics has made it incredibly dangerous for doctors for 35 years.
And even Lionel Logue, the speech therapist who cuts through so much of the monarchy's pomposity, is a hideous social climber who subtly becomes more and more obnoxious and complacent the more access he gets to the king.
Despite a speech to the players every green moon, Johnson's most demonstrative act is sporting one of those hideous Jets caps.
The first line is OK, perfectly serviceable; the second is a hideous, violent mess, a hastily cobbled scrapheap of syllables arranged without any attention whatsoever to the rhythms of English speech.
