Sentence examples for not vile from inspiring English sources

Pace Richard Sheridan, the easy writing's not vile hard reading.

His music's not nihilistic, it's nutritious; virtuous not vile.

You might be deafened by the traffic noise, but it's not vile or pestilential.

Paintings were considered part of France's heritage — not vile religious objects — and were largely spared destruction.

Using the phrase "prison camp" to describe Gaza, as Britain's prime minister did, is not vile rhetoric.

These phrases and the assumptions behind them offended Gandhi, who drew attention to them in a speech to the YMCA in Calcutta (Kolkata) in 1925: "My own experience in my travels throughout India has been to the contrary... [Man] is not vile.

On the whole, people aren't vile without there being some good reason behind it – trying to take revenge for some slight they received in their childhood, deep-seated insecurity, a feeling of hopeless inadequacy… Imagine yourself as her therapeutic counsellor and imagine her as a horrible child who's been brought to you by her despairing parents.

"Cholesterol is not some vile poison but an essential ingredient of life," he added.

The reeking fetid evil of her party notwithstanding, Mirabella is not unusually vile.

Corney said he wished Evans well and said he would have signed him were it not for "vile abuse and hatred".

By hot toddies, I do not mean vile vats of teeth-staining, soul-sapping stuff, but proper winter drinks to warm both the cockles and the soul.