Sentence examples for utter prick from inspiring English sources
There are good ones, of course Shakira's "Empire", for example, has Wagnerian brilliance but then there's the rest: presenting the youth of our continent with endless demonstrations of how to be an utter prick.
Again, Mayall excelled at and revelled in playing a complete and utter prick – somehow, he managed to play this role over and over in his career and still wind up a national treasure.
Not our Olympians, not our blank-eyed military fetish-objects, but the people who put everything on the line every day and get absolutely nothing back: the whiners, the fun-ruiners, the utter joyless pricks who do nothing but talk down this country, puke at the sight of our flag and roll their eyes at every national achievement that might just bring someone joy.
My arse," before getting up and appearing to utter the word: "Prick".
"One of the implications of my argument is that a life filled with good and containing only the most minute quantity of bad — a life of utter bliss adulterated only by the pain of a single pin-prick — is worse than no life at all," Benatar writes.
Tempting, but Davis would have to overlook the fact that the character who utters this sentiment is described as "a snob … an aristocratic little prick who lives in a dementia praecox kingdom all his own".
