Sentence examples for vile about from inspiring English sources
Perez made his name by being vile about celebrities, but he seems finally to have gone too far.
Hey! LBJ! ReprintsThe Johnson of the play (as in real life) is horrible to women and vile about the Kennedy administration in which he served as vice-president.
Often it's hard to establish what was vile about the thing, because if you ask, you are giving it a platform.
In the centuries after his death, Rembrandt's critics were often vile about his portraiture, complaining that he painted ordinary women – yuck! – rather than aspiring to the Greek goddess ideal.
He added: "I suspect one of the reasons Downing Street is being so vile about me – just when I can play a positive role with Trump – is because they are worried this may come back to bite them".
Doesn't she realise I need dirt, self-disgust and something really vile about working with Rose Byrne on I Give it a Year and/or Bill Murray on Hyde Park on the Hudson?
She has filled at least some of these blogs with invective about Mr. Randazza and an incredibly vile post about his wife as well.
We sing about work a lot, the stench of a wet ashtray – vile accounts about normal proceedings, if you like – and it's a weighty vehicle indeed.
Vile words about "swarms" of "marauding" migrants are brutal.
Siné clearly nurses some vile views about Jews.
We made vile jokes about the Donner party.
