Sentence examples for be particularly vicious from inspiring English sources

(6) Herring gulls can be particularly vicious.

If the past few months are any indication, Davis' race against Abbott will be particularly vicious.

That second shot was particularly vicious.

The shakeout in travel agencies was particularly vicious.

"None of them were particularly vicious or spiteful to me, but you could see it with other kids.

Aretino was particularly vicious in his attacks on Romans because they had forced him to flee to Venice.

It is a factor across the West, but, as the Hutton inquiry has exposed, in Britain it is particularly vicious.

The third was particularly vicious, as Mbodj got so high to reject Providence's Vincent Council that he practically swatted the ball away with his forearm.

While that is not uncommon for August, when the mercury breaches the triple digits practically every day, it has been particularly vicious of late as the same routine has played out day after day.

Charles Spencer in the Telegraph was particularly vicious, calling Kirkwood's debut a "festering mixture of irritation and boredom" and a "clapped-out comedy fit for the knacker's yard".

Richard Conway, an assistant commonwealth attorney, said the prosecution would argue that Mr. Muhammad deserved death not only because his crimes were particularly vicious, but also because he remained a danger to society.