Sentence examples for a more vicious from inspiring English sources

It's headed clear, but then Henry whips a more vicious ball in that Hamid has to punch clear under pressure.

While these changes cannot eliminate spree killing entirely, they can mean the world to those who would have otherwise died in a more vicious, powerful or immediate attack.

Molina presumably knew all of Lincecum's patterns, yet he struck out twice, flailing at sliders with a more vicious bite than he had ever seen.

His head was also battered, though he escaped a more vicious beating by running through the mob waving a kitchen knife.

That may have staved off a more vicious deflation, but the spending was adding alarmingly to the country's public debt, just as Japan's population was starting to shrink, and so too its tax revenues.

"I have never seen a more vicious deterrent to environmental enforcement.' Ms. Crecco said that the bill would only apply to individuals and to businesses with fewer than 50 employees.

But the Simpsonian merriment bounced off him, apparently; King held on to his dome concept, waiting perhaps with his genius on "sleep" for our national politics to get a little more kinky, a little more vicious — a little more like a Stephen King novel.

It should have been a sign that the Russians, who are a lot more vicious than us and have a much closer cultural attachment to the Graveyard of Empires, got whipped after 9 years and 50 days — which we're now exceeding.

Characteristically, he went on to write a much more vicious portrait of Skeffington-Lodge, again en travesti, in a lightly fictionalised account of the libel case, The Action.

"If a nastier, more vicious or distasteful novel appears this spring, I shall be surprised," a review in the British newspaper The Mail on Sunday said.

A little more vicious!" After the film had run its course, Kubrick appeared quite pleased with the results, remarking, "It's nice to get two minutes of usable film after two days of shooting".