Sentence examples for this scoundrel from inspiring English sources
"David Stern is obviously committed to this scoundrel," said Brian Robinson, of the fan group Save Our Sonics.
Those familiar with McKie's compulsive 'Elsewhere' column for the Guardian, of which he is a former deputy editor, will appreciate how his imagination fired as he pieced together the life of this scoundrel.
One of their letters, stolen from a second source, included a reference to someone whom Schwarzkoppen called "this scoundrel of a D.," and who had offered "plans of Nice" — though the whole thing may have been a bantering reference to another lover.
But how? Actually, he knew just the man to track down this scoundrel -- an old friend back in the States: Bryan Mills.
Charles may have had his heart broken, but even when pleading for Ivana to return, this whining scoundrel conveys the shallowness and wounded pride of a spoiled, dissolute Lothario who has had the rug pulled out from under him.
Hollinghurst's evolving portrait of this publishing scoundrel — from a callow fellow we first root for to a boorish showoff with a comb-over — is an even stronger, more extended achievement than his creation of Cecil.
Winstone is light on his feet, his power all implied; he's born to play this lovable scoundrel, with an emphasis on his rough, rogue elements.
Gesualdo, a twenty-four-year-old man with a narrow face, had been seen entering the apartment with three men, shouting, "Kill that scoundrel, along with this harlot!
One of his first chores on returning to this country was some scoring for "The Scoundrel the Noel Coward movie.
As he is a very great scoundrel this is not a pleasant confession".
