impious

"And why would I be impious for saying such a thing?"

It is, therefore, impious what they have done to me.

It did not sound at all impious, quite the reverse.

I have done many impious things no great ruler can do otherwise.

Everything under the sun was pious or impious to them.

Only a blind man, or an impious one, could fail to understand that now.

Certainly no one who is thoroughly bad and impious has these attributes, or even seems to do so.

Before his departure he told her it was impious to act in opposition to the will of God.

The common impious vulgar of this earth, what has it to do with my life or me?

They find the notion of turning a God into a servant a bit impious.

In the face of these changes, it were impious to doubt fortune's kindness.

This is particularly true when the artists - those impious rascals!

Even the expression is impious; for so unlimited a power can belong only to God.

How did the impious human dare to do this?

It was our fault for laying impious hands upon you."

But she did not mock my question nor deem it impious.

His impious proposition was voted down by an overwhelming majority.

"Please do not talk to me any more about this impious rubbish, for I want to go to sleep."

The film's personal, impious God embodies some central premises of black theology.

And I have heard a name given already to the impious thief who dared disturb her.

To skip the games would be scandalous, and impious besides.

Thus will you be esteemed a pious, and not an impious, king.

Go, one of you, And drag the impious wretch before my sight!

His overall impression is that America is an impious land.

It's going to come down unless you stop thinking you're the anointed of God, ruling the impious.