as ugly as sin

The woman must be as ugly as sin if no human would date her.

"I'll be the first to say they're as ugly as sin," the Chief said of the barriers.

It's as ugly as sin, this thing, but it has style to burn.

In fact, they are as ugly as sin, and just as instructive.

"Nate wouldn't care if she was as ugly as sin.

The face that lay there was as ugly as sin, as old as time.

Female guards everywhere, tough as nails and as ugly as sin.

They were as ugly as sin and they had no conversation, and he missed them already.

"You look as ugly as sin."

"And he's as ugly as sin."

"A black-eyed, black-haired witch as ugly as sin," Sir Conan had said.

Lyrics: Withering and as ugly as sin What s right or wrong Who am I to tell?

You may be as ugly as sin, lame or a hunchback, but if you've a soft voice and can sing the women completely lose their heads.

'And by that maxim, McAllister, she's as ugly as sin and high time Master Neil realised it.'

I am angry I am ill and I m as ugly as sin... The Correct Use Of Soap , 1980.

He was a chauffeur as ugly as sin - not that this did him disservice with Charles, who thought charm in a man rather rot, and had soon got rid of the little Italian beast with whom they had started.

She was extremely pale; but in the light of the lantern her face was so marred by strong and changing shadows, that she might equally well have been as ugly as sin or as beautiful as I afterwards found her to be.

On the other hand . . . the footman was something of an historian, and knew that in its long history even the throne itself had been occupied by creatures who had been hunchbacked, one-eyed, knuckle-dragging and as ugly as sin.