Sentence examples for sordid thoughts from inspiring English sources
I have very sordid thoughts, like, 'I hope they're buying my book.' Once one has agreed with oneself that one has a book in mind, then I suppose you have to accept the consequences".
Especially if you give a moment's thought to our nation's sordid past with race relations and the significance of President Obama's recent election.
To that point, John Adams wrote in Thoughts on Government that anyone who governs by the "sordid and miserable passion" of fear is both "stupid and miserable".
The thought of it is deliciously funny and horribly sordid at once, and the phenomenon is not limited to sleaze-loving Fox.
Of the many distressing elements in the tale of Justin Berry ("Through His Webcam, a Boy Joins a Sordid Online World," front page, Dec. 19), perhaps nothing is more disturbing than the thought of how many parents are naïve when it comes to their children and the Internet.
It doesn't take a genius to point out that it's inherently problematic for the government to count people by race ("It is a sordid business, this divvying us up by race," as Chief Justice Roberts famously expressed the thought during his first term on the court, dissenting from a 2006 Voting Rights Act decision that found that Texas had improperly diluted Latino voting strength).
Frequenting prostitutes is sordid.
What sort of sordid venture?
