Sentence examples for very vile from inspiring English sources

However it was very vile and may be hard to understand for little children.

"It's hard to say why they felt a need to use this very vile, very poisonous kind of critique.

This is a perfect play for the Royal Exchange, where the audience relishes each local dig: "Such habits – they can be very vile in Salford".

Ian Smith, the coroner for east and south Cumbria, told the inquest: "Shafilea was the victim of a very vile murder.

The south and east Cumbria coroner, Ian Smith, said: "Shafilea was the victim of a very vile murder and there's no evidence before the court as to who did it.

The New York Times piled on in an Aug. 23 editorial, calling Hammond's guilt "of a very vile sort," asserting he had "stooped to the level of the lowest shoddy knave" and predicting "he will be remembered only to be loathed".

Tristan's success was achieved despite a dangerous and unpredictable temperament: at the height of his success, he was described as "a very vile-tempered animal".

After all even the very silly, but vile, Julien Blanc, the seducers' guru, has been banned.

"Today's sentence of John Kinnucan is a fitting conclusion to a criminal odyssey that began with the buying and selling of inside information and evolved into a vile and very public campaign to threaten public servants and obstruct the federal investigation," said Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, in a statement.

"If you have a soul, if you have a conscience, you know very quickly that this is a vile, vile betrayal of what's right.

Not bad for a mythical creature whose name, in Chinese, sounds very much like an especially vile obscenity.