Sentence examples for be more vicious from inspiring English sources

And, when it appears, it will be more vicious than any you've seen yet.

There is very little homophobia here but, when it does erupt, it can be more vicious than elsewhere.

However, the replacement commanders are typically younger than their predecessors, and if they are less skilled, they may also be more vicious and bitter).

They will start to arrest us, and they will be more vicious this time because they were brought down". Before the fall of Mubarak, the Brotherhood was a banned organisation, and its members were often at loggerheads with the security sector.

(This has degraded the Taliban's provincial leadership, according to U.S. assessments, and created some confusion and mistrust in monitored Taliban communications. However, the replacement commanders are typically younger than their predecessors, and if they are less skilled, they may also be more vicious and bitter).

Fighting over corporate carcasses will also be more vicious.

But whether brown or grizzly or polar, they are more vicious predators than cuddly pets, and human beings are well advised to avoid them in the wild.

He was not robbed, and the attack was more vicious than the previous four, officials said.

Politics moves in cycles and some are more vicious than others.

Amis leans back, lesson concluded: "The press is more vicious than the populace".

But others are more vicious, flooding entire phone systems when demands are not met, similar to some attacks against websites.