Sentence examples for vile that from inspiring English sources

'Here is a symbol that's so vile, that carries such connotations, that we in the state do not want to be associated with it.'.

"Here is a symbol that's so vile, that carries such connotations, that we in the state do not want to be associated with it," Assemblyman Don Wagner (R-Irvine), who voted in favor of the bill, told the Associated Press.

The nutmeg soap looks so vile that you know it must be great.

"It is vile that members of this party have marched in honour of their memory".

They committed offenses so vile that finally one man rose up.

Three years ago, he came to realise that the stuff he sought online as a matter of instinct was vile, that "these children were real people".

If you use anchovies enough or if you've had the chance to taste anchovies in Spain or Italy, you begin to see that the vile anchovies that are strewn on pizzas all over America really are vile.

Making the crime even more vile, if that were possible, she and her lawyers later claimed that two of the rapists were law enforcement officials.

"Any dirty pictures or vile diatribes that would embarrass him?

Every single vile thing that's said about America in my book is taken from his.

"This is a vile action that has no place in any stadium or sporting debate.