Sentence examples for so vile that from inspiring English sources

'Here is a symbol that's so vile, that carries such connotations, that we in the state do not want to be associated with it.'.

"Here is a symbol that's so vile, that carries such connotations, that we in the state do not want to be associated with it," Assemblyman Don Wagner (R-Irvine), who voted in favor of the bill, told the Associated Press.

The nutmeg soap looks so vile that you know it must be great.

They committed offenses so vile that finally one man rose up.

My country's response to this man of such obvious superiority, who happened to be African American, has been so vile that I still can't fathom it.

Sinclair described how offal and waste from the meatpacking industry had created a river so vile that putrid gas bubbled up from the bottom and made the river literally combustible.

Air travel, for example, is generally so vile (at least outside first class) that the trip itself is work, as you suggest.

But what makes 'Teenage Daughter' so vile is that it constantly reinforces the idea that the two mothers at the center of the show not only deserve their daughters' scorn, but the audience's as well.

I think the reason skatepark shitters are so vile is that skaters are confused by cleanliness.

I have decided that what makes fundamentalism so vile is not that it perpetuates bigotry and hate, or the way it lacks authenticity by covering life with a veneer of false piety, or even how it erects (white) man-made boundaries to determine who's in and who's out.

"This thing is so vile, so grotesque, that it is human nature to want everyone to pay.