Sentence examples for scoundrel side from inspiring English sources
Regardless of which side of the aisle you sat regarding Bill Clinton's subsequent impeachment – the "he's a scoundrel" side of the aisle or the "he's good at his job, so whatever!" one – the whole nation agreed that Lewinsky was a disgrace.
He invoked a higher right, but to be sure, scoundrels on the wrong side of the law always invoke a higher right.' As the new ideas on human rights and humanitarian intervention began to spread, conservatives on the right and left were appalled.
Gower a deliciously old-school scoundrel David Gower gave his Terry-Thomas side full rein before play began on the first day, referring to Michael Clarke's former girlfriend as "the delicious Lara Bingle" as the Sky team previewed the action.
Even the gods, as the poets allegedly confirm, are on the side of the successful scoundrel, since they can be propitiated by honors and sacrifices.
Both characters speak to the audience at least as often as they speak to each other, and at a recent matinee the Hartford audience seemed to side enthusiastically with George, the devilish scoundrel who has naughtily taken us into his confidence, for most of the two hours.
"Do not believe what this scoundrel says!" Damian said, referring to the politician at his side.
Earlier in the summer, a young Englishman I know (rather, know of) had been motoring through this part of Spain when, on the lonely side of a mountain, his car was surrounded by swarthy scoundrels.
As a pianist, he has played on the John Lithgow children's album "The Sunny Side of the Street" and for the Broadway musicals "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "The Full Monty".
"Dwight Enys is a scoundrel.
