Sentence examples for quite despicable from inspiring English sources

"If the facts of it are accurate, it's quite despicable and damning".

"Well, there's an art critic in there, of course, and various other quite despicable types... .. Thompson will also do a version of the show he is currently touring with the veteran American songwriter Loudon Wainwright III, entitled Loud and Rich ("We are, sadly, neither").

Speaking in Dublin, he said that he took exception "to a quite despicable lobby that's going on" over the case and said there was "quite contrived reaction in some quarters".

Labour frontbencher Jonathan Ashworth said: "Decent people in politics share the wide consensus that the EDL are quite simply despicable.

Here the actor talks about his similarities to Gru, not getting pigeon-holed and donning suits for Anchorman 2. Q: Now that he's a dad, was there any fear that Gru wasn't going to be quite as despicable as the first film?

Det Insp Mark Long, from West Yorkshire Police, said: "This is quite clearly a despicable act which will cause great offence in the local community".

"When we see people making the bail, we see that women are going into tremendous debt and are also beholden to an industry that has time and time again been cited and known to practice in quite an incredibly despicable way in terms of coercing and harassing their customers," Clayton says.

This is quite simply a catastrophe, a despicable representation of the filth we now call news.

To be quite frank, it is nothing less than despicable.

While it's quite a tragic story, and Bruce is quite a despicable character, what you get with someone like James is the audience going into the cinema already liking him, already feeling a degree of warmth".

The latest picture from the Despicable Me director Chris Renaud, Pets might not have quite the same wit and polish in terms of screenplay as Zootropolis.