Sentence examples for vile stuff from inspiring English sources

Vile stuff – but the Nazi attitude to modern art may have been radically misunderstood.

"So we were cool with the Anti Semitic, racist, vile stuff, but we drew the line at pedophilia?" Ryun wrote to me via text, echoing Lowry's complaints.

The centrepieces are two 16-minute songs, the title track and The Vile Stuff, in which reveries of childhood spiral off in curious directions.

He'd pour me a cup of that vile stuff and load it up with cream and sugar for me, and I'd gamely try to drink it.

"If he wasn't doing arms and all the vile stuff, he would be a damn good businessman," Andreas Morgner, a sanctions expert at the Treasury Department, said.

But I had been astonished by the overt willingness of some people who didn't mind being quoted by name in The New York Times saying vile stuff, that a President Obama would turn the Rose Garden into a watermelon patch, that he'd have barbeques on the front lawn, that he'd make the White House the Black House.

If you do venture out, then you have to stick to the tyre tracks made by other vehicles, which means that anyone then overtaking you hoses you down with an exfoliating mixture of grit, filth and vile frozen stuff.

It's that other material – the truly vile and illegal stuff, hidden from public view – that represents the true threat to the fabric of decent society.

To give just one example: is the Twitter shaming of a columnist who has written vile, ill-considered stuff about the death of a gay pop star less likely to make her repeat offend?

He's drinking some vile-looking pink stuff.

"It was the most vile, disgraceful, intensely vicious stuff," Selig said by telephone from Milwaukee.