Sentence examples for it a bastard from inspiring English sources

The crude and sweary captions should be achingly familiar to anyone who has ever woken up with – as Withnail puts it – a bastard behind the eyes.

Liberia was described, in an earlier and gentler time, as Uncle Sam's stepchild, but I think it's probably more appropriate to call it a bastard state of the United States.

Because the king cannot reproduce, and were she to choose one of her entourage Anne's child might look like another man: "You can't call it a bastard if it looks like a Boleyn".

You would have been forgiven for thinking it was a bastard child, not produced by Labour at all, as a number of New Labour home secretaries like John Reid railed against it.

It's just a bastard of a disease – it started with bowel cancer and it's spread.

And, on a slightly more superficial level, it rocks like a bastard.

"This man here, his daughter has a boyfriend and if they have a child it will be a bastard".

"This referee is a BASTARD!" it bawled on its front page, alongside a photo of Janny Sikazwe, the Zambian official who awarded the home side an 86th-minute penalty for handball after a shot by Bertrand Traoré struck the defender Essaid Belkalem.

It was built as a skatepark which is pretty fucked up as it's rough as a bastard.

It was kind of a bastard event stuck between the 100 metres and 400 metres.

Let us know A hard-drinking serial adulterer with a well-tailored chip on his shoulder, Don Draper is – let's face it – nothing short of a bastard.