Sentence examples for to be vile from inspiring English sources
Major buildings by three of Britain's most prestigious architectural practices have been declared to be vile blots on the landscape.
You know he has to be vile early on when he mentions he used to be an estate agent.
A is consumed by memory; she is the only pure thing in a world that she has always known to be vile.
On the daytime talk-show host turned diet guru Dr. Phil (or Dr. Full, as Mr. Norton prefers): "Is he helping the others lose weight by eating all the food himself?" Weighing in on Howard Stern's being fined by the F.C.C. he said: "It wasn't like one morning he stopped being Suzy Sunshine and decided to be vile.
Maurice Cowling, Tory nihilist Matthew Walther | American Conservative | 30 January 2014 Entertaining profile of "bilious, foul-mouthed, poker-playing" British historian Maurice Cowling, advocate of "reactionary bloodiness", who encouraged his students to be "vile" in argument.
He added: "It is more than obvious that the left is encouraging their followers to be vile, aggressive, abusive and dangerous.
Localised pain Kelvin MacKenzie wants to follow in the footsteps of Sir Alan Sugar with his own reality-TV show, in which he would take over a local paper and be "vile to all the staff ".
