It's just no fun to have your most loathsome villain trapped.
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Photo: Getty Mylan is one of the most loathsome companies on Earth.
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George, for example, is perhaps the show's most compelling, most loathsome figure.
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"He is the number one most loathsome tech executive today," he adds.
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It is an election to unseat the most loathsome president in recent history.
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It helps, of course, that they are up against the most loathsome organization in professional sports.
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Together they form what is arguably the most loathsome wing of the Trump administration—no small feat.
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"It's one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes that I prosecuted when I was U.S. attorney," Christie added.
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" He continued: "It's one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes that I prosecuted when I was U.S. attorney.
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Simultaneously, however, the Republican Party has nominated the most loathsome (from a left-wing perspective) candidate in recent history.
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And as foul luck would have it, New York football's two most loathsome rivals are contending for the championship.
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His most loathsome recent attack was aimed at McCabe, whom he crassly accused of "running out the clock" until retirement.
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In one of the most loathsome examples of MDMA being referenced in pop culture, rapper Tyga asked the entire world where molly was.
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But he has shown over the years that he will take up and drop the most loathsome beliefs at a moment's notice if it serves him.
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If you based your entire knowledge of the Trump era on this, you'd think Stephen Miller was just another staffer rather than the most loathsome kind of Nazi troll.
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As one of the most loathsome characters on the show, you'd think she'd get what she deserves, what with this season's themes of righteous (or at least righteous-ish) revenge.
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And it found one of the show's most loathsome villains in Phi Phi O'Hara, who displayed a deadly combination of over-earnestness about the show and a blazing lack of self-awareness.
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Meanwhile, Green, who had entrenched himself as one of the city's most loathsome visitors when he kicked Steven Adams in the groin in Game 231, was booed every time he touched the ball.
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You drink whole jars of pickle juice in a fugue state; you acquire carpal tunnel syndrome, take up snoring, and, at your most loathsome, become so ludicrously horny you lose whole afternoons to TubeGalore.
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I got the validation I needed via a recent discussion thread on Reddit, which featured people on the AskWomen subreddit getting real about their S.O.'s most loathsome (and, in their view, most expendable) items.
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In one swoop, the U.S. had gone from leading international efforts to sideline Plahotniuc and highlight his propensity for graft, to aiding and abetting one of the most loathsome figures the region had ever produced.
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Lewis himself displays a certain amount of the classism that Trump's critics are sometimes accused of — the most loathsome villain isn't Windrip or a member of his inner circle, but the protagonist's stupid, lazy, and power-hungry handyman.
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Chris Christie said that "one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes" he prosecuted more than a decade ago when he was a US attorney was committed by the father of President Donald Trump's son-in-law and top adviser Jared Kushner.
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The 14 Most Loathsome Figures Of The Second World WarWorld War II is remembered for its cruelty and ferocious violence, a global conflict that claimed…Read more ReadDuring the Second World War, Himmler formed the dreaded Einsatzgruppen and oversaw the construction of extermination camps.
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So we are chuckling at the idea of censorship, but if you look back at Tchaikovsky's letters to his brother—after he'd had some encounter with a nobleman or young rent boy—they'd say: 'I am the most loathsome creature that ever walked the Earth.
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Trump said that he "just got back from the Middle East" while in Israel, took a selfie with one of Israel's most loathsome politicians, and—on the much more serious side—defended his reported disclosure of Israeli intelligence to Russian leaders by seeming to acknowledge the disclosure.
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The 14 Most Loathsome Figures Of The Second World WarWorld War II is remembered for its cruelty and ferocious violence, a global conflict that claimed…Read more ReadBefore, during, and after the Second World War, Hallervorden knowingly performed research on brain samples extracted from executed prisoners and those deemed mentally deficient.
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This wasn't the most loathsome thing Pierson said in her CNN hit (that would be her insistence that Trump's accusers only want "15 minutes of fame") but despite its ridiculousness, it is instructive of how the campaign will likely approach these allegations: by highly scrutinizing individual details to cast the accusers as liars.
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It's understandable given that Duke has carved a niche for itself as America's most hateable college basketball team, a hatred that appears to be peaking now that the Blue Devils' most loathsome current player, Grayson Allen, is a Frankenstein's monster combining the punchable countenance of a young Ted Cruz with the most obnoxious traits of every annoying Duke player who came before him.
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Liberals should be interested in improving economic conditions for everyone, even the most loathsome racists in the Trump coalition, but if we overinterpret racism's role in Trump's support, and then find that 40 percent of Americans support him, we will draw inaccurate conclusions about the extent of racial discord in our society, and our inclination to work in tandem with chastened Republicans to lift up downscale whites will start to diminish.
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One of the most loathsome and slimy of these firms' creations is the Partnership for America's Health Care Future, a coalition of health-industry groups—from big players in the insurance industry and the drug industry to those in the hospital industry and various local chambers of commerce—that was organized with the explicit intention of killing single-payer and the public option, which the Partnership lumps together as if they were remotely the same thing.
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The most loathsome reptile, rolling in the slush and slime of its stagnant pool, would not bemean itself thus.
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On 20 July The Times called the proposal "one of the most loathsome" stories of the war and a "new level of fantasy and self-deception".
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168 Worst Enemies of the Regime According to Rosmolodezh).(Russian) 168 самых мерзких врагов (168 Most Loathsome Enemies).(Russian) Враги Режима (Enemies of the Regime).(Russian) Список врагов, составленный нашистами (The Enemies List, Compiled by Nashi).
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The Melitians in Egypt left the Egyptian Church similarly divided. In future generations, both Christians and pagans would look back on Diocletian as, in the words of theologian Henry Chadwick, "the embodiment of irrational ferocity".Chadwick, 179. To medieval Christians, Diocletian was the most loathsome of all Roman emperors.
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The Indians are more complex characters than most or any of the white characters in the book. In The Prairie, the Tetons are the most loathsome, evil characters aside from Abiram, and yet Hard-heart of the Pawnee is the most honorable and brave character after the trapper.
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Eichmann called it "Blut gegen Waren" ("blood for goods"). Nothing came of the idea, which The Times of London called one of the most loathsome stories of the war. Historians have suggested that the SS, including its commander, Reichsführer- SS Heinrich Himmler, intended the negotiations as cover for peace talks with the Western Allies that would have excluded the Soviet Union and perhaps even Adolf Hitler. Whatever its purpose, the proposal was thwarted by the British government.
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The second is in the phrase argʀi konu or "maleficent woman" in the curse, which appears to be related to the practice of seiðr, a type of sorcery. Runologist Erik Moltke has suggested that argʀi represents the most loathsome term the runemaster could imagine calling someone. The idea that a warlock or sorcerer was an evil perversion predated the conversion of Scandinavia to Christianity. The text is carved in the younger futhark and contains one bind rune, which is a ligature of two runes.
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She extricated herself from the contract by offering Harris all the money she had, $13,675.75; "I'll take it," he said. Laurence Olivier, whom Harris had directed on Broadway in The Green Bay Tree (1933), called him "the most loathsome man I'd ever met." In revenge, Olivier used Harris as the basis for his makeup for his 1944 stage (and later screen) portrayal of Richard III. However despised he may have been in the theatrical community, Harris directed and produced luminaries such as Leo G. Carroll, Laurence Olivier, Lillian Gish, Basil Rathbone, Elaine Stritch, Ruth Gordon, Walter Huston, Osgood Perkins and Katharine Hepburn.
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He speaks fluently several > languages, and often adds mirth by his witty sarcasm and jest. He has been > badly wounded and is now suffering with dropsy, and is allowed no medical > treatment whatever, but loaded down with chains, and fed upon the most > loathsome food, which treatment in a short time must bring him to an > untimely grave. You will confer an act of kindness and mercy by acquainting > the English Minister at Washington, Sir F.A. Bruce, of these facts. In an April 16, 1867, letter to Tom Dyer, his wife's brother in New Orleans, Dr. Mudd again wrote of Grenfell: > Colonel St. Ledger Grenfel is kept in close confinement under guard.
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" Daniel M. Kimmel of the Telegram & Gazette called it "one of the most loathsome films this critic has seen in more than 20 years on the job". The New York Times Stephen Holden gave a mixed review, saying the film "does a better-than-average job of conveying the panic and helplessness of men terrorized by a sadist in a degrading environment, but it is still not especially scary. What sets its demon apart from run-of-the-mill movie serial killers is his impulse to humiliate and torture his victims and justify it with some twisted morality." He said the film is "seriously undermined by the half-baked, formulaic detective story in which the horror is framed.
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The former, George writes, became an official poet who displayed "extreme ability in traversing the harsh years that followed", while Caraion rejected the communists' "cultural policies", was himself twice subjected to the "terrible rigors of prison", and eventually became "probably the most loathsome Securitate collaborator to have ever been known by the writers' caste." Nevertheless, Cristea-Enache notes, the general public has since come to see the "mythological" Tonegaru as "a fantasizing poet" and "a tragic character". He was an immediate influence on his slightly younger generation colleague and Sburătorul poet, Mihail Crama and on Chimet's ExiL cycle of poems. Paul Cernat, "Întoarcerea peştişorului Baltazar", in Observator Cultural, Nr. 59, April 2001 Tonegaru is also seen as the mentor of Stelaru, Cioculescu and Radu Teculescu.
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The British leaked details of Eichmann's proposal to the media. According to Michael Fleming, the BBC was the first to report it, which means, he writes, "it seems that the PWE [Political Warfare Executive] (and hence the Foreign Office) released the information". On 19 July 1944—the day before the 20 July plot, the attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler—the New York Herald Tribune (dateline London, 18 July) reported that two Hungarian government emissaries in Turkey had proposed that Hungarian Jews be given safe passage in exchange for British and American pharmaceuticals and transport for the Germans. On 20 July The Times called it "one of the most loathsome" stories of the war, an attempt to "blackmail, deceive and split" the Allies, and a "new level of fantasy and self-deception".
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In Italy, France and Germany, it was said that a man or woman could turn into a werewolf if he or she, on a certain Wednesday or Friday, slept outside on a summer night with the full moon shining directly on his or her face. In other cases, the transformation was supposedly accomplished by Satanic allegiance for the most loathsome ends, often for the sake of sating a craving for human flesh. "The werewolves", writes Richard Verstegan (Restitution of Decayed Intelligence, 1628), > are certayne sorcerers, who having annoynted their bodies with an ointment > which they make by the instinct of the devil, and putting on a certayne > inchaunted girdle, does not only unto the view of others seem as wolves, but > to their own thinking have both the shape and nature of wolves, so long as > they wear the said girdle. And they do dispose themselves as very wolves, in > worrying and killing, and most of humane creatures.
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Video: "The Glenn Beck Apocalypse" by Current TVs SuperNews! Political comedian and satirist Bill Maher has mocked Beck's followers as an "army of diabetic mallwalkers",Maher, Bill, "Bill Maher Talks Glenn Beck's 'Diabetic Mall-Walkers', Summer Of Racism" (video), The Huffington Post, September 15, 2010 while The Buffalo Beast, named Beck the most loathsome person in America in 2010, declaring "It's like someone found a manic, doom- prophesying hobo in a sandwich board, shaved him, shot him full of Zoloft and gave him a show." The October 30, 2010 Rally To Restore Sanity and/or Fear in Washington, hosted by Comedy Central personalities Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, was conceived as a parody of Beck's earlier Rally to Restore Honor,Hartenstein, Meena (October 31, 2010), "Jon Stewart's 'Rally to Restore Sanity' drew 200,000, beating estimated attendance at Glenn Beck's", Daily News (New York), October 31, 2010. even though Stewart and Colbert said that they came up with the idea of holding a rally in March and Stewart had put down the deposit for the National Mall before Beck announced his rally.
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