Sentence examples for whore of a from inspiring English sources

If I didn't do something different with this tired whore of a show, I'd probably have blown my brains out".

Despite the swearing, comedy and irreverence of this "old whore of a tale", it still hit a tone of poignancy by the end.

Swearengen's pain — the shame, that his whore of a mother paid the monstrous Mrs. Anderson to take him off her hands — is something that his profanity, its awfulness notwithstanding, can barely convey.

Her apparent deliverance lands her in a new hell, and she must spring herself from a trap far stronger than the one her cynical whore of a mother had set for her.

As the debacle unfolds, and the groom's father gets suspicious, Harry's grandmother beats her new in-law to the punch: "You can get the hell out of here and take your whore of a wife with you.

In Colin Teevan's brilliant new translation, Ibsen's folk story becomes a scabrous "old whore of a tale" in which the young Gynt's fantasies take on a raw, earthy vitality.

The Protestant religious establishment mobilized fully against Smith, and libels were spread that he would be nothing but the tool of the Vatican, a k a the Whore of Babylon, a sort of Roman Candidate inserted into the American polity to turn the United States into a Catholic theocracy.

An accomplished example of Allen's early style is "The Whore of Mensa," a 1974 casual about a private detective investigating an intellectual call-girl ring.

Miss V. and I were meal whores of a sort.

John McCain accepted the endorsement of Pastor John Hagee, who regularly attacks the Catholic Church as "the great whore of Revelation," a "false cult system," and "the anti-Christ".

Sherman Yellen is the author of a recent memoir, Cousin Bella - The Whore of Minsk, and A Christmas Lilly, available through Amazon books.