Sentence examples for makes a despicable from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey Rush makes a despicable Javert, the law enforcement officer whose obsession is to find and punish Valjean (Liam Neeson, exhibiting a striking combination of gentleness and strength) because he was once in prison.

Eating at McDonald 'sin a foreign country does not make you a despicable traveler.

More overt censorship might be despicable, but it also makes a government's role in censorship clearer and gives artists a better sense of how they might avoid the repressive hand of the state.

That bitter legacy makes a piece of this week's news especially despicable.

For newspapers to undo that to make a few quid is despicable.

Salon labeled the company "despicable" for "making a killing — while California is dying of thirst".

This despicable man made a premature assumption that she was uneducated (or at least, not educated enough to understand High Valyrian), and Daenerys had allowed him to believe that.

But I really don't see Despicable Me 3 making a run at $390m, nor do I see Spider-Man: Homecoming taking a shot at Sam Raimi's original Spider-Man and its $403m (in 2002 and in 2D) domestic milestone.

A disgusting example of how people who are viewed as credible will use any tragedy to fuel their political narrative, even if it means spewing inaccurate and despicable lies that make a mockery of the tragedy.

In the crowd was everyone from MAYOR RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI to ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR., who sounded like a television critic: "The genius of 'The Sopranos' is it makes really despicable people sympathetic and likable".

The actor talks to Tom Teodorczuk about why flawed is more interesting than perfect, and why doing despicable things needn't make a person unlikable 'The Booker overshadows everything else - I just don't think it's very healthy' The Australian Orange Is The New Black's actress and influential LGBT ambassador sports sultry cat eyes and hot pink lips, showcasing her badass signature tattoos.