Sentence examples similar to vile objects from inspiring English sources
Paintings were considered part of France's heritage — not vile religious objects — and were largely spared destruction.
While no doubt vile, it's not the first time these sexist objects have made the news.
It isn't just the goons who fired objects onto the field in Cleveland and New Orleans, or Yankee fans who chant vile sayings at visiting players, or New York fans in general who rough up other fans wearing opposing jerseys.
He contended that 'the population question is open to discussion', objecting to 'working men and their wives being insulted by vile imputations and suggestive motives, which he doubts whether "Scrutator" would dare to suggest against the eclat of society' (Robinson, 1880).
The pundit and Republican strategist Ana Navarro has called Donald Trump a "vile bigot," "flat-out racist," "jerk," "swamp thing," and "crazy orange man with an unidentifiable furry object on his head ranting into the wind".
As the objecting PEN writers note, one can regard the murders of the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists as repugnant, vile, and dangerous (as any decent person does) while simultaneously scorning the Muslim-bashing focus of their "satire".
