Sentence examples for too despicable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Améris admitted that the first young actor he'd selected for the role of Laurent dropped out after reading the script, finding the character too despicable.

In "The Devil Finds Work," Baldwin recalls his friend's challenge: To stay in the church merely because I was afraid of leaving it was unutterably far beneath me, and too despicable a cowardice for him to support in any friend of his.

If you need further proof that being a woman and refusing to prioritise adhering to societal paradigms of physical attractiveness over intellectual advancement is a course of action that is utterly enraging to some men, look no further than the despicable "too ugly for TV" comments made by AA Gill about Professor Mary Beard.

As the Lutheran pastor, Manders, Adam Kotz is both ludicrously funny and also despicable; the moment when Helene reaches out to him and he does not respond is almost too unbearable to watch.

General Gage wrote of his surprise of the number of rebels surrounding the city: "The rebels are not the despicable rabble too many have supposed them to be....In all their wars against the French they never showed such conduct, attention, and perseverance as they do now".

True enough, these despicable folk provoke too a reaction in us: we feel like shooting and bombing them back, with an answering grimace of hatred such as they turn towards their targets.

Certainly not easy in the physical sense, something she knows all too well thanks to the despicable attack on her while covering the uprising in Egypt.

Gone are the days of despicable phrases like "too much information," the popular 90s saying that tries to rebuff anyone veering away from some Groupthink form of standards and proper decorum.

But he too quickly implies that understanding these despicable actions is equivalent to making them understandable, that is, to making excuses for them.

I hope that the increase in prosecutions and convictions for domestic violence, sexual offences, honour-based crimes and child abuse will give victims greater confidence to come forward to speak out about despicable offences that have too often been ignored".

Let me point out that while the actions of these punks are despicable, I'm all too familiar with the kinds of fears that drove them.