Sentence examples for vile characters from inspiring English sources

A cast of vile characters (cue guest-star Will Ferrell) conspire to make even the obnoxious Kenny seem like a noble man on a mission.

The Twits, one of his shortest but most popular books, contains two of his most vile characters, and for Walsh, whose work (including The Walworth Farce, Misterman, Ballyturk) often treads a line between darkness and exhilaration, this was extraordinarily liberating.

Based on Laura Wade's 2010 play Posh, Claflin stars as irritating ex-public school boy Alistair while Booth plays vile character Harry.

Nothing can sway her from her upbeat interventions, even Dr Evil's insane rant about the roots of his vile character.

There's a vile character called Simon, whose domestic reign of terror over his wife and two sons echoes the fascist stratum throughout Harry Potter.

Though it's good to see Carell play against type, menacing the introverted Duncan with a vile character assassination in the film's startling opening scene, his character never progresses beyond bully, liar and cheat.

Up till now in the United Kingdom we've been spared a great deal of this mindless back and forth, but the recent revelation of Jimmy Savile's vile character has brought signs that things are heading the same way.

William's vile character, Paul Kroll, commits robbery, fraud, and murder on his way from a janitor to a captain of industry.

The time has come to give him a shove to help him on his way, proposing to this vile character - for he is truly vile - that he go into exile, so that the country can, at last, be governed by those fighting for democracy.

(Movie stars pull you in, no matter how ostensibly vile their characters).

(The industrialist is a vile, twisted character.