Sentence examples for to despicable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Fit or deserving to be despised; contemptible; mean; vile; worthless
This means she has gone from cuddly-wuddly national sweetheart to despicable villain overnight.
Raising the issue "is as as close to despicable as anything I can imagine".
Asking that question is as close to despicable as anything I can imagine".
Not that Gru is the secret to Despicable Me's success, either.
Gina McKee was Irene (pronounced eye-REE-nee), a chilly swan-necked beauty who marries Soames for his money but openly despises him, driving him to despicable behavior.
But he never flipped out at the Christian questioner, as he did at King, calling the CNN reporter's query "close to despicable".
"[The trip is] a puppet show whose purpose is to lend legitimacy to a despicable regime".
This appears to me to be the best response to these despicable acts".
According to Sheriff Arpaio, "dirty politics" led to the "despicable" decision, which is "a ruse" and "an effort to fool the public," The Associated Press reported.
I took Danny to see "Despicable Me," and I still shudder to think this might have become the last movie I'd ever see.
They were -- and are -- devoted to their hometown squad, but not to its despicable nickname that ridicules other Americans.
