Sentence examples for vile ideas from inspiring English sources

It infects people's minds with the most vile ideas, and it can't be combated by just downloading a software program.

No one should attempt to rehabilitate either Powell or his vile ideas, and his kind of overt racism is, fortunately, now absent from mainstream politics.

With these and other micro- and macro-aggressive touches slipped breezily into the movie's boisterous and perky opening sequence, Ayer and Landis quickly set the tone for a fantasy-drama that maps all too closely onto the vile ideas that the current reign of error has let out of chat rooms and barrooms and into power.

It's a vile idea, made viler by the attempts of some to raise money for their efforts.

Sacco Vandal, an ex-marine who writes for his own website as well as other white supremacist sites, provides a chilling window into the vile idea: "Our men need harems, and the members of those harems need to be baby factories," he wrote.

"It has become a sad reality that in our polarized political atmosphere, some people suddenly feel empowered to publicly express these vile nativist ideas," Lankey stated.

Texas also is the land of nachos, so do me a favour, Boy, remind them that they stole the idea of vile yellow goop poured over crunchy trash from your Welsh rarebit.

And still other Marvel devotees had a vile reaction to the idea of seeing the rapper/comic/actor/writer in the patented red spandex tights.

Which brings us to a fourth and perhaps most disturbing myth of all: that vile, crackpot, incendiary and ruthless belligerent ideas are just that – only ideas.

Vile as they are, Dugin's ideas constitute a half-mad manual to what is happening today, and may happen tomorrow.

Then the Bridesmaids film-maker hit back, accusing online trolls of "vile, misogynistic shit" for dismissing the idea of an all-female Ghostbusters remake.