Sentence examples for many bastards from inspiring English sources

And a measure of how many bastards are lurking in Britain's past is how relatively unsung Reginald Dyer is.

Pierre Trudeau was cuckolded by Fidel Castro on one of his many trips to Cuba with his wife Margaret, and Justin is one of Castro's many bastards.

Alas, like rather too many rich bastards, Livingstone just doesn't get that he's a rich bastard.

Since leaving I have, inevitably, found myself in conversation with many other bastards.

Largely for the practical reason of not wanting to declare so many children bastards, most state courts recognized common-law marriage, established by mutual consent and cohabitation.

Yet, like so many rich bastards, he seems to have convinced himself that he is among such people but not of them, much in the same way someone sitting in traffic believes themselves a victim as opposed to part of the problem.

That clearly suggests that there really aren't that many rich bastards in the world that will actually want one of these.

"I would kill as many of those bastards as possible".

Instead, it feels like there are suddenly twice as many of the bastards, fanning out across the spectrum of acceptable political opinion.

He fought an epic and bitter battle over the Maastricht treaty with the Tories he dubbed "bastards" and many of them are still around, among them Iain Duncan Smith, John Redwood and Peter Lilley.

As Julia Gillard, Australia's prime minister, puts it,Australians today don't see London or New York as the centre of the world.But Cassandra poses the question because millions of Britons and Australians are about to become obsessed by the "Ashes" series pitting the England cricket team ("Pommie bastards", as many Aussie fans will doubtless describe them) against Australia's best.