Sentence examples for what an ass from inspiring English sources

Of Lawrence's "Etruscan Places," she writes, "Rereading him along the way, I'm struck often with what an ass he was".

But who could be immunized by the sight of a G-string when the entire cast of "Oh! Calcutta!" (a pun on the French phrase "Oh, quel cul t'as," "Oh, what an ass you have") were nightly exposing their private parts to audiences of hundreds?

Apart from the odd beer-fuelled comment about what an ass our government is (few Brits would or could disagree), people put on a brave face and welcome tourists with open arms, just as they have since Reykjavik became a magnet for your tourists in the 1990s.

Setting out to write a retrospective essay on his work and reputation, the implied title you find yourself reaching for is "in defence of... " It's as if, and in answer to some inchoate public need, we demand of Amis that he say things in public so we can all agree on what an ass he is.

What an ass I was not to admit my faults.

I can only imagine what an ass you felt like.You owned it and you immediately offered to turn it around.

"What an arrogant ass I would be if I was like (in a mocking tone), 'They're really not ready, this is so far above them.'.

There can't be anything nicer than being told how pretty you are, even if it comes along with vulgarity, like being told what a nice ass you have".

The effect on her, I'm convinced, would be the same as it was on my teetotal grandma, when she witnessed what a sozzled ass my gin-soaked great-grandfather made of himself nightly.

When the facts started surfacing in the '60s, his sole comment was two dry lines about the duke in his diary: "Secret papers have disclosed his pro-Nazi perfidy, which, of course, I was perfectly aware of at the time.... What a monumental ass he has always been!" Coward's contacts were at the top.

He would get to feel what a real ass whooping is like.