sordidly

Can they think I would buy their love so sordidly?"

Now goodbye! do I not seem happy, or at least sordidly content?

Some threads of the story are semi-bizarre, others quite sordidly realistic.

There are sordidly tales within tales, you clearly understand that?

Maybe it's because so few of us have the capacity to sin in the grand manner, but we all can sin sordidly.

Nora McNamara, sordidly brought recognition to the social justice efforts of the diocese at the global level.

It is sordidly white, dull, and thin.

It was also exceedingly, sordidly untidy.

I lived sordidly.

He shrugged delicately, implying that the magistrate had tipped him the wink, while withholding any number of sordidly incriminating details.

President Johnson's "bombing halt" had not lasted long by any standards, even if one remembers that its original conciliatory purpose had been sordidly undercut.

Mr. Galbraith started out in agricultural economics, a field that he says his academic economic colleagues regarded as "rather sordidly exoteric."

But I am here, and They are looking for me, thinking I possess the revelation They sordidly desire.

I am condemned as brutally profligate: I am classed with the stupidly and sordidly wicked.

Aside from the dishonorableness of his action in sacrificing Czechoslovakia so sordidly, he only postponed the World War by eleven months.

The New York Times was less praiseful, criticizing the way the story was told, stating it was not sordidly.

There was something sordidly exciting about making love in a motel bedroom, the kind of self-abasement that went with self-abuse, and Paula was partial to both.

The pealing church bells in Britain that welcomed the release of the hostage John McCarthy sounded the only clear note in an otherwise sordidly inconclusive business.

"But who, except the most sordidly covetous, ever thought there was any rivalship between the love of greatness, honour, power, or between sensual appetites and self-love?

Mindless and sordidly violent fiction-what else would a mindless and sordidly violent weightlifter read?

Among different surroundings and in an atmosphere less sordidly striving and commonplace, she was fitted to have become, with some encouragement, an admirable and utterly inconspicuous wife and mother.

The film has an average rating of 5.6 out of 10 - with the consensus: "With its lingering shots of naked teenage bodies, Bully feels more sordidly exploitative than realistic."

What he said seemed so simple and so easy, so sure of success, that none could be so sordidly attached to this earth as to hesitate to follow the three travelers on their lunar expedition.

Thérèse's husband, Camille, is sickly and egocentric, and when the opportunity arises, Thérèse enters into a turbulent and sordidly passionate affair with one of Camille's friends, Laurent.

Regarding Seckendorff, Frederick wrote, "He was sordidly scheming; his manners were crude and rustic; lying had become so much second nature to him that he had lost the use of the truth.