Sentence examples for like a cad from inspiring English sources

He had gone over the line, certainly, but he was far from being the only politician who behaved like a cad.

You wonder if Mayor Clueless turned on the television set last night and saw that very modern New York City family up there on the dais and felt like a cad?

Admittedly, Coach Fred Goldsmith behaved like a cad ("Five Years Later, A Female Kicker's Memorable Victory," Oct. 19), but it seems he was in an impossible position: kick Heather Sue Mercer off the Duke football team or put her in harm's way.

But in this case the added ingredient- candor- about the ad itself, and by being candid about the past failings, the Mea Culpa Pitch seeks to make the consumer feel like a cad if he doesn't forgive and forget, and renew his order.

The book is also redolent of a particular moment in British cultural history: the Swallows and Amazons are privileged middle-class children, brought up according to a certain code, certain ideals — decency, courage, not showing any weakness, not behaving like a cad, not letting the side down.

After uploading all the virtual machines, developers use what looks like a CAD environment for drawing out the app.

The team at a la mode has a long history in real estate (over 26 years, they claim), and that becomes apparent thanks to the inclusion of features like a CAD-friendly sketch mode that lets users draw precise figures on a graph paper-esque background.

At the end of the movie, one of us said something like, "He's still a cad".

Goddard took issue with what she called some "stereotypical reporting that the women supporting Boris simply like a charming cad" and blamed the media's lack of interest "in proper policy debates".

The acrimonious end of that relationship (Ulrika: 'He is behaving like a lying cad') didn't deter Sven from cheating on long-term girlfriend Nancy Dell'Olio again, this time with FA secretary Faria Alam (tabloid headline: 'Sven had me on a four poster').

Although I don't want to overhype this side of Boris's appeal – Ceri Goddard at the Fawcett Society has criticised the "stereotypical reporting that the women supporting Boris simply like a charming cad" – I have watched him at close quarters as his deputy for a year and over the years since, as he has risen up the greasy pole.