Sentence examples for vile time from inspiring English sources
Nazi Germany and Stalinist Russia had huge pavilions at the 1937 exhibition where Guernica was unveiled, but Picasso – just one man bearing witness to the truth – painted the human reality of that vile time.
This is the vilest time in recent memory, but it is, perhaps, one in which we are able to avoid a spookier future.
Labour supporters who voted tactically for a Lib Dem candidate to stop a Tory winning are likely to see the two Coalition partners as equally vile next time round.
B3 Daily Mail Why did Radio 4 put out vile prime-time show on Queen's birthday?
Trump articulates that gay and lesbian people should be treated as second class citizens with regard to their relationships, and has made a pact with our vilest long-time enemies, getting the backing of Jerry Falwell, Jr.
The wretched miscreants that swamp Quinn, Sarkeesian and others with vile threats every time they post a video, a story or a tweet, have come to symbolise community.
Still, what he said seems particularly vile at a time when, you would hope, British aid is going to countries in west Africa struggling to contain the Ebola virus.
Four years of college, one more for good measure - all told a half-decade of great books and gregarious nights and green lawns and girls - and then one day some malignant force somewhere, some vile conspiracy of time and teachers and empty-pocketed parents had the nerve to hand me a diploma.
The West was a bloody, vile and at times sadistic theater of warfare during the Civil War.
The accounts published in the papers at the time revealed vile details, reported from close range.
