Sentence examples for what a vile from inspiring English sources

One commenter wrote: "What a vile child, her mother must be so proud".

"Everybody says, 'There's got to be money in this.' But gosh, what a vile response," Mr. Rout said.

Well, that and the small matter of the castrated cartoon intruder who's striding ominously around her house lecturing her about what a vile cesspit she lives in.

These latest revelations prove – yet again – what a vile, narcissistic and dangerous man we have in the Oval Office, wielding, among other things, sole, unchecked authority over the world's mightiest nuclear arsenal.

What a vile individual he is #PMQs Nice to know that on Holocaust day, our PM @David_Cameron refers to a group of people fleeing conflict as "a bunch of migrants" #pmqs David Cameron announces Holocaust monument to be erected in the memory to a "Bunch of Jews" #PMQS #bunchofmigrants.@David_Cameron Were Jewish people fleeing the Nazis in the 1930s "a bunch of migrants"?

What a vile product of our strange time when the best brains dedicate themselves to the stupidest "challenges", when technology is used for things it should never be used for and everybody feels obliged to applaud the heartless results because we so revere everything digital.

And just to make sure we understand what a fine woman this vile sack of slime is, she sent us to commercial with: "And screw your leg! Screw your leg! Keep it away from the fire".

Hamilton's wife, Christine, said her husband would not speak to the Guardian, citing what she called a "vile" article by Michael White, who described him as a "shameless, self-promoting rascal".

Unfortunately, Hatred is what it is: a vile video game that does precisely nothing for the furthering of this wonderfully diverse and predominantly inclusive set of communities that have built themselves up since digital paddle first whacked digital ball.

Last night, the UN security council convened an emergency session to discuss what the White House called a "vile testament to an illegitimate regime".

I selected several intriguing items and groped my way into what seems to be a vile trend: the pitch-black dressing room.