Sentence examples for was too vile from inspiring English sources
The Washington Post broke it in June 1998 but declined to relate the joke on the grounds it was "too vile to repeat".
And for them, no degradation is too vile.
If it had happened to a bigger star, you could imagine some idiot loyalists backing him through it, but in the case of Ten Walls, it seems the words were too vile, and his appeal too niche, to rescue him from complete obliteration.
"On Fox, it seemed, no rumor was too unsubstantiated, no innuendo too vile and no accusation too abhorrent".
While I could ruminate on the glottal laziness that turns probably into pro'ly, I was too taken with his amazingly vile view of humanity.
I got an email saying to replace a theme entry (I had VILE SPIRIT, which was too close in meaning to EVIL SPIRIT) and work out a dodgy entry in the middle section.
Ben's severe autism is also vile.
As the media scrutiny settled on Nugent, even staunch conservative Republicans have been unable to defend him -- his commentary over the years is just too vile.
ON those occasions when I indulge the impulse to speak to a television set, what I utter is always too vile for decent company.
Tales reaches its climax in a chapter — mexborough, glorious mexborough — the explicit details of which are simply too vile to mention in this magazine, except to say that they conspire to create a level of comic intensity that brings to mind classic monty python.
