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Villainous in sentence

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We don't get the defense shield in the movie because that would make us villainous!
Terrifying film about an evil old fortune hunter and his villainous cohort that plan to knock off his niece for her inheritance.
When Trigger watches the mare being abused by the villainous smugglers, he kills one of them.
Minnie is also quite hot, and Pete is suitably villainous.
I respect Christopher Plummer, playing against his typical villainous character, and he is very convincing as a concerned scientist.
Walter Huston is great as the villainous Trampas.
Dean Jagger is marvelous as the villainous lawman who cannot leave well enough alone.
Robin Hood (played by Errol Flynn) fights against the villainous Prince John (Claude Rains), who took control of the kingdom as regent when King Richard (Ian Hunter) was captured in Austria during his return from the Holly Lands after Third Crusade's end .
Like Chester Morris in the lead role as the villainous Dr. Carlo Lombardi, keeping his lovely female assistant (Marla English) under a hypnotic spell as he regresses her into the spirit and form of a prehistoric she-creature.
The list of criminals, however, has much more meat to chew on and does so, lead by the villainous leader Everett Sloane and his deputy, Ted De Corsia as well as all the others to be listed.
During a visit to his Granny Wendy in London however, his past returns to haunt him when the villainous Captain Hook kidnaps the kids and holds them to ransom.
Lee goes around there with his trademark villainous face.
It is also an absurd time so show a villainous Pakistan when Indo-Pak diplomatic ties are underway.
Elsewhere Jano Frandsen is fairly representative of the talent free performances of the military types going after the creature and Nicholas Lea (the villainous Alex Krycek from The X Files) has an early and charmless appearance as a young soldier.
In another major plot change Catriona, the eponymous heroine of the sequel, appears a book early as the feisty daughter of the noble James of the Glens (rather than of the villainous James More MacGregor).
John Cassavetes is convincingly chilling in a villainous role.
With Randolph Scott in his best outfit riding his best horse (Starlight) and looking and acting his dusty old best, and with Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine at their early villainous peaks, this could have been something.
Porky Pig relishes the chance to play the villainous Lord High Chamberlain while Sylvester hams it up gloriously as the Grand Duke.
The Japanese are all pretty villainous and are helped out by leg fighting genius and veteran bad guy Hwang Jang Lee.
Henry Fonda was always quite surprising pulling off a villainous role, and his mangy varmit in "Firecreek" is no exception(as an actor, he seems such an upright citizen that it takes a few scenes to accept him as a scurrilous killer, but he certainly makes it work).
“Thou’lt torture me,” responds the villainous Iachimo, “to leave unspoken that which, to be spoke, would torture thee.”
And ISIS has served as the ideal monster for many colonial occupiers eager to appear less villainous than they are.
Addressing the complex roots of current economic and social challenges – the UK and France, for example, suffer substantially from hereditary privilege and frozen class systems – is a lot harder than decrying the EU as a villainous behemoth.
It is still true of those who regard George Soros as the most villainous enemy of the toiling masses today.
The Republican Party is in danger of being taken over by fanatics who see compromise in government as a form of villainous treachery.
Indeed, Soros emerged as a villainous cosmopolitan conspirator in the propaganda of Trump’s own campaign.
The reddish light of three open lamps cut out great moving shadows and gave to this subterranean hall the air of a villainous cavern, some bandits' forge near a torrent.
After that, these villainous attempts were not repeated.
If anything more than usually villainous in the boy-line crops up in our neighbourhood, we know that it is Biggs's latest.
"This villainous fresh-water gas from the Canadas has been whistling among my bones till they ache with the cold, but the sight of your fiery countenance is as cheery as a Christmas fire."
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