| When that day dawns, those who would have ripped it up will be remembered as villainously as King John. |
| I think it was villainously low down of him, and at that moment I would have preferred Mr. Rumple to be sitting next me. |
| Then he turns and exits, leaving me alone, gin and tonic in hand, staring villainously into the middle distance. |
| Recent provocative and hooliganistic statements have villainously slandered our nation and threatened the joyful happiness of our people. |
| Of course what he had so villainously seized ought to be taken from him. |
| My spirits, which had before been villainously depressed, rose all at once, and I no longer despaired of restoration to society. |
