dastardliness

If the man could interfere with Princess Ida, there might be no limit to his dastardliness.

And once the truth about this administration is revealed, once I uncover his dastardliness, we can stop his train right here.

Richard stared at him so obviously overwhelmed by the dastardliness of what Marcus had done that I wanted to pat his head and tell him it was all right.

Like many Likud leaders, Ezra believes in the exceptionalism of Arab dastardliness, and so quickly adds, "The Palestinians do things I couldn't dream of."

And this miserable, lick-spittle Parliament, in its dastardliness and worthlessness, always condemns and sentences, because it knows that the king is always thirsty for blood, and always wants the fires of the stake to keep him warm.

The weird bit was that Rush then, according to the original transcript of the show, explained that Blake G.'s dastardliness could be explained because he was the son of Adam G., who apparently pushed media buttons in Washington by way of New York.

Mr. Scott and Mr. Monahan play fast and loose with facts and figures, but here the chief difference between history and Hollywood is that there are few bad guys outside of Guy de Lusignan (Marton Csokas), a baron whose dastardliness is immediately signaled by his French accent.