Sentence examples for sordid about from inspiring English sources

And there's something sordid about the ensuing pile-on.That said, the Idaho Statesman has an interview with a man who claims to have had a sexual encounter with Mr Craig in the restroom at Union Station in Washington, DC.

It is not just that there is something sordid about rich Russians paying many times the average annual British wage for a game of tennis with David Cameron and Boris Johnson.

He said that while he has had success meeting friendly women through the app for a drink or dinner, it was still hard to shake the notion that there was something sordid about scanning profile pictures ranked according to who is closest.

Beyond the combination to Hughes's locker at Great Neck North High School in Long Island, it's hard to imagine anything too sordid about a skater who has been portrayed to be as normal as a pillow fight at a slumber party.

"A lot of things taken at surface value seem pretty sordid about this marketplace," says Bill Hopkins, chief executive of Knowledge Capital Group, an advisory firm to vendors regarding industry analysts.

"A couple of years ago, Maisie Googled me and found this gossip item about a sordid episode about my two-timing.

The News of the World devoted its first five pages today to yet another sleazy story about a footballer's private life (sordid allegations about Wayne Rooney this time).

In 1903, revelations about Poltpalingada's fate sparked a public inquiry that revealed sordid details about the illicit trade in body parts (skeletons £10 apiece) that flourished in Ramsay Smith's morgue.

Some Miami fans were clearly put off by sordid revelations about the football team.

That was Bob Fosse's deliberately sordid movie about Dorothy Stratten, the Playboy playmate whose estranged husband sodomized and murdered her.

Now Rachel's husband has been in a coma and has made sordid revelations about his past.