| And could he trust the word again of anyone who so vilely wronged him? |
| It tasted so vilely that it seemed to me I should, as between the two, prefer fever. |
| That being said, I do not want anyone interpreting my point of view as being vilely and stupidly anti-American, to use the cheap rhetoric of our Alliance friends. |
| This he does vilely, and earns not only the contempt of his brethren, but the amused scorn of the Briton. |
| Snuff is, we are sorry to say, vilely adulterated, and some kinds poisonously. |
| A lot of those people were wrong, sometimes vilely and atrociously wrong. |
