| A man is a churl who enforces laws, when he himself has not the strength to observe them. |
| The soft-heartedness is positively stifling: what kind of churl could criticise such a show? |
| He seems to delight in being a churl, but his disrespectful comments about Babe Ruth demonstrated his ignorance of baseball history. |
| I jarred him awake and made my apologies to her before dragging the very intoxicated churl into his room. |
| When a few words will rescue misery out of her distress, I hate the man who can be a churl of them. |
| She proudly talked of herself as the one who set the bones in his nose, and said she had been waiting to see what churl hurt him without reason. |
