Slob used in a sentence

Slob in a sentence as a noun

One would say, "What a fat slob, can't she go to the gym and get a real job?

To me there's tons of venues that exist to convince you that you're smarter than some other slob.

After all, what kind of slob would be satisfied by a phone that doesn't do everything?

In another couple of years it'll be "disruptive" to wear a suit instead of looking like a slob.

"We shouldn't disagree on party, but, if you don't agree with me and the GOP, you're a stupid, lazy slob!

But if you're some poor slob who did something stupid and are on the receiving end of a viral attack?

It's more like an obese slob applying for a serving-staff position at Hooters or Tilted Kilt.

If I called Dustin Curtis a fat elitist slob then maybe all of the disdain in the comments beneath me would be warranted.

Why should some poor slob on a farm want to risk his life in a war when the best he can get out of it is to come back to his farm in one piece?

When finished and released, if it does well, some fat slob -- who never wrote or programmed anything useful in his life -- will show up to shake us down.

How many people do you know read 50+ books a year?I prefer to run, and I sustain an average of 8 minutes per mile in 5ks so I'm not an unfit slob.

I personally haven't met anybody who, given the choice, prefers looking like a disheveled slob.

>Someone who can wear an "M" can just as easily wear an "L" or "XL"Sure it is physically impossible, but that person will end up looking like a slob.

I actually enjoy fashion and try to dress well when the time is right, but coming from a farming background, you dress like a slob because you're going to come home covered in dirt, grease and who knows what else.

In comedies, the most common formula pairs a strong, competent, beautiful woman with a bumbling, slob of a man-child who will inevitably woo the lass with sweet intent more than anything else.

I figured this out while I was driving down the street next to the downtown trail where I run, and I tried to point out to my passenger how going for a run is always a great reminder that I'm a slow, fat, horrible slob.