Sentence examples for loathsome character from inspiring English sources
We all love those moments in films, where a loathsome character gets it handed to them.
How was Tom Cruise persuaded to be part of this and to commit so fully to such a loathsome character?
My pal Marty Peretz told the BBC that Clinton had been "a big burden" to me, and that he had a "deeply flawed" and "loathsome character".
As part of the effort, he has circulated a six-page proposal that describes his planned picture as "a powerful, uncensored account of a brilliant, feared, charming and yet loathsome character".
Tamblyn made her loathsome character pop and fizz, Jackson was very Jackson (at one point, he bursts out laughing and say, "I can't believe I'm reading this.... .. - a horrifying, blowjob-heavy soliloquy), and Goggins earns his second-lead status effortlessly.
Simon Kelner is mates with Curb Your Enthusiasm creator Larry David, who promised to name a particularly loathsome character after the Independent editor - and appears to have honoured his promise.
Graduates from top colleges are now drawn to mass entertainment, Mr. Epstein observes with disapproval, "even if it entails heartbreaking compromise, turning out meretricious work and sucking up to some clearly loathsome characters".
Some of the more loathsome characters – dreadful assistant Ellis, Julia's sullen stoner son Leo, Karen's politico boyfriend Dev, the lead actor in the musical, Michael Swift – were dispensed with a line, an off-hand remark, or, in Ellis's case, complete silence.
A fabulous cast and authentic 1900s detail bring Hellman's loathsome characters to vivid life.
As one of the most loathsome characters on the show, you'd think she'd get what she deserves, what with this season's themes of righteous (or at least righteous-ish) revenge.
Jane Austen's keen social observations and delightfully witty, sometimes foolish and occasionally loathsome characters have made her one of our most lasting writers — this year marks the 200th anniversary of the publication of her first novel, "Sense and Sensibility" — and earned her an avid fan base.
