Sentence examples for lowest things from inspiring English sources

"And it was really about myself - 'Baby was a black sheep, baby was a whore' - the lowest things you could call somebody, because I'd been through a lot of derision in my life.

Even the lowest things cannot simply be despised, for even in their dissimilarity from the divine, they bear the capacity to signify the divine more appropriately than supposedly worthier images.

Hasidic thought explains why even the lowest things -- like a hem -- are integral to life.

It was the lowest thing I had ever done.

"This is the lowest thing they could do," Rio said.

"That's the lowest thing a coach can say," Kendall Gill, a Nets co-captain, said.

Consoling Michener, the writer Irving Stone called Burns's broadside "the lowest thing I have seen in our American literary life in the last 20 years".

Koehler had been having an affair with her while her husband was in prison, and McGinn declared that carrying on with a jailed friend's wife was about the lowest thing a lowlife could do.

When the lady of the house congratulated him on his high office, he said, "Why Sublime King ain't nothin' much," he protested, "In our lodge it's de lowest thing we got".

"To take a child from its mother seemed to be the lowest thing a human being could do," one journal entry went, describing the moment when the Krauses met with parents in Austria.

I remember going outside and getting under a car parked in front of our house, some random car, just lying under that car, which seemed like the lowest thing you could do," she says.