Sentence examples for vile consequences from inspiring English sources

Others are states, such as Cambodia and Mozambique, which have used these mines extensively and indiscriminately in their civil wars and now suffer the vile consequences; some, such as Colombia, may still be using them.

They are vile stuff.

Roberts has a powerful passage on industrial chicken, showing how its vile flesh is a direct consequence of its status as economic commodity.

She wanted to leave, she wanted to lie alone, face-down on her bed and savour the vile piquancy of the moment, and go back down the lines of branching consequences to the point before the destruction began.

Does it make the harassment any less vile and traumatic and worthy of consequence?

Under his wise guidance, Breaking Bad does more to illustrate the consequences of bad choices and vile behavior than any crime drama on television.

Describing the Herald newsroom the night of the incident, he relates a "vile collective temper" among the white sub-editors: "They cursed until their voices became hoarse, threatening dire consequences for all terrs and munts or kaffirs.

In the words of Rev. Wright whom you so often like to quote, some day these vile comments "will come home to roost", and it is you who will be responsible for the consequences.

"There are few crimes more vile than sexual crimes against children, and those found guilty of it deserve to endure the most severe legal consequences possible".

How vile.

Many people are vile.