Sentence examples for really foul from inspiring English sources

Horrible swearing — really foul, unpleasant swearing".

To really foul up — it takes a computer".

And, you know, he was saying some really foul things and obviously I then leapt to the defence of it".

Fred stared at him as if he'd heard a really foul obscenity, or been asked to convert to Scientology.

This Alan Dunn cartoon, from 1962, anticipated the oft-quoted aphorism "To err is human, but to really foul up you need a computer".

God forbid one day I get myself into libellous trouble by saying something really foul or politically monstrous while in a Monkey ecstasy.

Yup, takes me back too, although it wasn't a really nasty foul, in the grand old tradition of this great South American nation.

But even though the cumin-topped pappadums went perfectly with the potent house cocktails, Hamilton realized that the cumin was "really fouling up a glass of wine," and so she recently switched to a new version of the chickpea-based crispbread made with black pepper and asafitida (also known as "devil's dung" for its pungent smell in an uncooked state).

"No one really suspects foul play in these cases," said Manabu Hajikano, director of Adachi's resident registration section.

He misses but David Anderson runs into him with a really dumb foul to put Williams on the line for three free throws.

Was it outside the box and was it really a foul?