Sentences with phrase «despicable things»
The phrase "despicable things" refers to actions or behavior that are very cruel, evil, or shameful. Full definition
We need not mimic any of those who have done despicable things in the name of «church.»
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He says a bunch of despicable things.
The most despicable thing about Global is where I told an advisor whilst picking car that gas odor was coming from beneath car.
«The money goes to criminal organizations and a lot of them are involved in really despicable things like human trafficking,» Cappos says.
At first, it is kind of humorous seeing a nerdy white kid participate in hardcore battle raps, however soon the question raises about whether Adam truly means the very despicable things that he raps.
Young people everywhere were protesting what was happening in the government, and the military did not get any respect, even despicable things thrown or dumped on them.
Throughout the game, he does many despicable things and his bloodlust is insatiable.
This is also true of traditional dating; however it's easier to hide behind a computer screen, performing all forms of despicable things.
Lying to fans and customers is about the most despicable thing a company can do.
One of the reasons that most religions some time in their history do despicable things is precisely because they stop reasoning and chock it up to this mysterious violent / uncaring god.
After an extended wait for Inna Patty and Exclusive Events Ghana since Sunday to address the shocking tales the Queens have told, they've now issued what without being contemptuous can best be described as a «drunkard press statement», solely seeking to gag all persons and media houses from talking about the despicable things the Beauty Queens have said they were put through.
It was one of the most craven and despicable things I have ever seen a pet store do.
,» Ben Vautier's «I Don't Know What To Do,» Ai Wewei's «Despicable Things,» Vivienne Westwood's «AR,» Lebbeus Woods» «Slow Manifesto,» plus interviews with Eric Hobsbawm and Tino Sehgal, and a wealth of photographs from the event.
He said he would not do what he called the despicable thing, stealing a shot from the safety of a car, but instead resolved to get close to his subjects — «not even a foot or an inch away.»