Seediest

Playboy, which has long lived in some of television's seediest precincts, is on a crusade to win over women with more female-friendly shows. ❋ Russell Adams (2010)

At first sight, the issue has surfaced in its seediest, least appetising form. ❋ Unknown (2011)

It is hard to get behind folks who fake outrage at gays and adulterers, when they themselves are the seediest variety of said sinners. (anonomous gay bathroom sex, sex with your employee's wife) ❋ Unknown (2009)

A guy comes to paradise and instead of enjoying himself he finds the darkest corner of the seediest bar around and drowns himself in booze every night for three weeks, with a face like he wishes some natural disaster would come and obliterate him and the whole hateful, godforsaken world around him. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It's her job to catch some of the Garden State's seediest crooks when they skip bail. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Bikes can be suggestive of innocence, then, even in the seediest of surroundings. ❋ Unknown (2010)

A blackened decorated mirror, purchased in Uxbridge in “one of the seediest and most dilapidated places you have ever seen,” produced greater success, revealing a “brilliantly painted frame full of grotesque heads and shells and fishes . . . almost certainly a Mathias Lock.” ❋ Donald Sturrock (2010)

The outcry that followed the recent Citizens United decision shed light on the growing rift between American consumers desperate for a fair shake and a Supreme Court that has moved speedily into the seediest corners of corporatism. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The worst part of my job there was delivering liquor to some of the seediest areas of Minneapolis. ❋ Unknown (2009)

After a brief dinner in the seediest part of Aguascalientes, about eight miles from where the real beauty lies, you have the audacity to publically impugn and possibly negatively impact thousands of inhabitants by spewing out the following: ❋ Unknown (2007)

On its surface the story seems like a travelogue into the seediest parts of early-medieval Rome, but beneath that it examines the transfer of power and how important a role the quirks of chance played in the survival of the Roman Empire. ❋ Adamosf (2009)

"She was a devoted reader of Freud, but at the same time she would go on her own into the seediest bar in Montmarte," says Ms. Pizzichini. ❋ Colin Channer (2009)

Cataclysm is a growth business that in the current climate involved "some of the seediest and most blatant corruption scandals in recent history," war-profiteering in the hundreds of billions, and a "whirling revolving door between government and business" taken to a new level. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Edge was about to add an exclamation point of his own, with the seediest, most provocative pinfall cover in sports entertainment history. ❋ Mick Foley (2007)

While Boston City Hall is a monstrosity, Scolley Square by all acounts was one of the seediest parts of Boston in those days. ❋ Will (2007)

"With Caesar in the Underworld" on its surface seems like a travelogue into the seediest parts of early-medieval Rome, but beneath that it examines the transfer of power and how important a role the quirks of chance played in the survival of the Roman Empire. ❋ Adamosf (2007)