Sentence examples for whore as from inspiring English sources

Jack Kerouac, "a large talent," lacked "discipline, intelligence, honesty and a sense of the novel" and was "as pretentious as a rich whore, as sentimental as a lollypop," and James Baldwin was "too charming a writer to be major".

They said that sometimes, after dancing from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., they had to attend meetings that lasted until 6 a.m. in which the owners held forth, calling some dancers "puta" (whore) as well as ugly and fat.

Born and raised in Whitley Bay, she gave up school before her A-levels and enrolled at Rada, and in less than a decade she has built up a career on stage (her 2006 double bill with Peter Hall turned heads) and the small screen (Party Animals, The Devil's Whore), as well as film.

The same goes for Chowder's snap judgments on figures like Ezra Pound ("a blustering bigot — a humorless jokester — a talentless pasticheur — a confidence man") and Billy Collins ("Charming chirping crack whore"), as well as for his long asides on the difficult lives of Algernon Swinburne, Sara Teasdale, Vachel Lindsay and Louise Bogan.

In Los Angeles, Hole also initially drew influence from grindcore in their early releases, particularly on their singles "Dicknail" and "Teenage Whore", as well as on their debut album, Pretty on the Inside (1991), all of which featured sexually provocative and violent lyrics, as well as the heavy distortion and fluctuating tempo that distinguished the genre.

Woman as creaturely whore, as sexual provocation, as maniacal entertainment: Pick your monster and write in your cultural critique.

Under American jurisprudence, a whore has as much right as a virgin to say "no", and a man who rapes her is every bit as guilty as one who rapes the pure of heart and body.

Whores in thelifts, whores in the corridors, whores everywhere, as well asguys going in and out of motel rooms like gusts of wind.

Instead, you'll find corrupted innocents, social hypocrites, murderers and whores aplenty – as well as incest and rape.

When a rollover-and-beg quote-whore as easily placated as Rolling Stone's Peter Travers is moved to write of your movie that it will "make you puke for all the wrong reasons", it's time you quit making movies and re-enrolled in bartending academy.

It is hateful misogyny to call them "tarts" or "whores", as people did, and journalists still do.