Sentence examples for more unholy from inspiring English sources

The end of the second world war brought new waves of refugees from Nazi tyranny to the shores of the holy land, and the conflict became more unholy than ever.

In the dark musical demimonde of Connecticut hardcore, there is an unwritten rule that says: the richer the town, the more unholy must be the title of the band it spawns.

But once Daphne meets an eligible lawyer and appears to get her life together, a life that promises possession of everything Wendy lacks, Wendy loses her footing and is forced to examine some of the friendship's more unholy ­underpinnings.

It didn't matter whether the plots were derived from the Bible, Greek mythology, tales of ancient Rome -- or, more typically, some unholy mixture of the three.

The British validation of the Mau Mau claims – and its first form of an apology for modern empire – offers its citizens an opportunity to understand more fully the unholy relationship between liberalism and imperialism, and the impacts not only on the elderly Kikuyu, but on themselves.

Hollywood has its rituals – the breakfast meeting being one of the more foul and unholy expressions of SoCal culture he finds inhumane – but in Manhattan, people frequently attend dinner parties out of a sense of duty, or fear that they will be left out the next time and actually get to do what they want instead.

Rickie Lambert's desperate late introduction summed up an FA Cup semi-final that was little more than an unholy mess for Rodgers and Liverpool.

To borrow religious vocabulary, Ofsted has got itself, and faith schools more generally, into an "unholy" mess as it trespasses on ground where any sensible angel (of whatever religious complexion) would fear to tread.

Rita said doing any more k would be "unholy," so she decided against it.

Nothing says national pride more the delicious yet unholy alliance of French fries, gravy and cheese curds.

I can think of few things more depraved, evil or unholy than what transpired here, a place where human beings, reduced to mere (and expendable) commodities, were brutalized without mercy.