Sentence examples for to be despicable from inspiring English sources

I love hearing about brilliantly talented people who seem to be despicable human beings.

In 2004, the late Kim Jong-il's North Korean state government put out the snappily titled TV show, Let's Trim Our Hair in Accordance with the Socialist Lifestyle, which outlined how citizens should dress if they didn't want to be despicable human beings and sub-standard socialists.

So the rich are more likely to be despicable characters.

Fitzgerald is supposed to be despicable: a smarmy nouveau-riche fat cat who tanked the economy yet escaped without censure.

"As an immigrant and proud American, I find the dog-whistle rhetoric used by Trump Republicans to be despicable," Miller, who was born in India, said in her statement.

Miqdaad Versi, of the Muslim Council of Britain, told the Guardian: "Mr Anjem Choudary has long been condemned by Muslim organisations and Muslims across the country, who consider him and his support for Daesh [Isis] to be despicable and contrary to the values of Islam and our nation.

Moral of the story: It'd be despicable to actually buy dinosaurs, but at these discounts, it's almost more offensive not to.

But Chapin of Intact America told VICE that to do so would be "despicable".

The writers had Archie discover her secret as a test of his character, experimenting with whether he would be despicable enough to conceal the truth.

Cruelty to animals is despicable but Vick served his time.

It's indisputable that grown-ups should know better, and the fact that they continue to harass is despicable.