| But the possibility of crossing that line does not mean that alcohol is nothing but a trick employed by cads. |
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| My post yesterday about bounders and cads provoked a torrent of commentary and email, so I thought I'd share it with everyone. |
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| His characters were cads, letches, and leering louses, but they effectively tapped a bit of that inappropriate urge in us all. |
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| Wodehouse remained completely aloof from the tumult of the world, unable to comprehend the cads, schemers and plotters. |
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| From the novels she appears to be the sort of woman who appreciates gentlemanly behaviour, but then she also seems to like cads. |
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| It has become the profession of public office seekers, title hunters, social pushers, dollar diddlers, mountebanks and cads. |
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| In the afternoon I went to the baths but found the water dirty and full of the most dreadful greasy-haired cads. |
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| I don't respect all who oppose it since a great many of them seem like ninnies or cads. |
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| Britain's biggest cads, rogues and evil-doers from the past 1,000 years have been given special recognition by historians. |
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| It is true, however, that relationships between cads and starry-eyed romantics are rarely what they seem. |
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| This contravenes the movies' typical treatment of cads, who are usually punished for their moral transgressions or transformed into dullards by the power of love. |
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| Mr. Hamilton, who is terrific at playing cads, here has the thankless task of being the blandest of good guys. |
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| Often times these men received the titles of cads and rakes and the like. |
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| Despite some of the despicable things she's done, we hope she'll find a little transcendence in the world of cads, cowards and creeps that surround her. |
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| On the other hand, women with fortunes sufficiently large to enable them to take me, debts and all, have always been objectionable persons one way or another, besides being mostly cads. |
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| She sleeps with cads who kiss and tell to the tabloids. |
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| Long before he first shrugged on Al Swearengen's stripy jacket and oiled his soup-straining moustache, McShane had always had his pick of cads and roister-doisters. |
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