| For once I finally know who my enemies are, so I might as well treat them with the same dastardliness that they would treat me. |
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| Few, perhaps, could have reckoned with the peculiar dastardliness of dispatching a special ambassador to play for time until preparations for a surprise attack were ready. |
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| About the only things that change from one Plum novel to the other are the eccentricities of the skips and the dastardliness of the chief Bad Guy. |
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| Can she really blame the Tories' dastardliness for her own failure to oppose the bill? |
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| I love that game, it requires absolutely no skill or dastardliness. |
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| Also, he likes his band of dancing pirates and enjoys thinking up new insults with which to establish his dastardliness. |
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| The second half of Birth of a Nation was intended to leave its viewers speechless, shaking with anger at the dastardliness of the upstart blacks, and their white supporters. |
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| Nothing is likely to surpass the war in Iraq or the administration's indifference to the suffering imposed by Hurricane Katrina in sheer dastardliness. |
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