Sentence examples for how vile from inspiring English sources
How innovative, how fab, how vile!
Speech, no matter how vile or distasteful, is protected in the United States.
Many, in return, expressed shock and outrage at how vile some comments aimed at Husic were.
It is necessary to understand how vile the public decapitations of Islamic State can be.
France knew it was supporting a vile regime, but probably did not realise, until quite late, just how vile.
(Movie stars pull you in, no matter how ostensibly vile their characters).
This is my way of reminding myself just how psychopathically vile and mendacious most of the UK press still is.
Roberts has a powerful passage on industrial chicken, showing how its vile flesh is a direct consequence of its status as economic commodity.
If they are both appalled by the vileness of the burning, how much less vile and more civilized is crucifixion, amputation, or hanging--especially when the latter is prompted by nothing but the lust for revenge?
"No matter how extreme or vile someone's conduct or behaviour has been, no matter how questionable their links with various subversive elements have been that have destabilised the region, you end up dealing with them as a matter of necessity," he said.
