Sentence examples for scoundrel love from inspiring English sources
American Scoundrel: Love, War and Politics in Civil War America Thomas Keneally 320pp, Chatto & Windus, £20 Daniel Edgar Sickles was buried in Arlington National Cemetery in 1914 with military honours, befitting one of America's Civil War generals.
I see the show trying to turn him into the scoundrel you love to hate (but secretly love), but the Han Solo thing just isn't happening, and in general, there's not much to latch on to with the character.
Buster is an eternal optimist – okay, maybe a bit of a scoundrel – who loves his theatre above all and will do anything to preserve it.
"An irascible scoundrel, but everyone loved him," said Richard Hoagland, a senior State Department envoy to Afghanistan in the early 1990's.
Traders, analysts, and hedge fund managers are the new scoundrels who everyone loves to hate.
It is still the principal theme of Book II, but he now seems a little embarrassed by the popular success of Book I and is anxious not to be thought of simply as a gifted scoundrel who is constantly in love and can write of nothing else.
You leave feeling immersed in 19th century Moscow -- having attended an opera, visited a prince, and fallen in love with a scoundrel.
Did we believe Boris Johnson to be a scoundrel, or someone whose ruling passion was the love of his country?
America loves a good scoundrel.
"Good people are not rewarded," one critic writes, "the kind do not die a good death, scoundrels take the upper hand, love proves false, only money is praised, but there is nothing behind money but lasciviousness and ugliness".
