Sentence examples for is foul from inspiring English sources

Is it fanciful, Geoff, to suggest that this lesson derives from the witches in the Scottish play — "Fair is foul, and foul is fair"?

The air is foul now.

The air is foul again.

Verdict: This stuff is foul.

Fair is foul and foul is fair.

The job is as simple as it is foul.

It is foul-mouthed, marginal, irreverent, unpatriotic, and deeply inappropriate.

As Sherry, Ms. Young is foul-mouthed and confident; as Cinderella, she is abject and depressed.

She is foul-mouthed, opinionated and sassy, with a fondness for food and Internet imagery.

What they don't advise on is foul-weather gear, perhaps assuming that we all have the wit to create our own rain and snow wardrobes.

Margot is foul-mouthed and nervy, and her daughter, Rebecca, is a highly strung medical student on the verge of a Jessie Spano breakdown.