Sentence examples for bit spiteful from inspiring English sources
But I also knew that it didn't really have any heart, and that it was a bit chilly, and a bit spiteful".
Christian Voice national director Stephen Green told MediaGuardian.co.uk that he expected to get the case heard by the House of Lords, but said it had been "a bit spiteful" of judges to deny him permission to appeal himself.
That would likely just end up slightly delaying the inevitable, since the GOP controls the Senate and can change the filibuster rules to get Gorscuh through, but many progressives want their party to get a little bit more spiteful and obstructionist.
Iskandar weaves all 48 playwrights voices (including Craig Lucas, David Henry Hwang, Ellen McLauglin, and Dael Orlandersmith) seamlessly together to create a resounding narrative where the devil is a woman you can relate to and God is a bit of a spiteful prick.
Divorce Attorneys- As you can imagine, people tend to get a bit irrational and spiteful during the course of a normal divorce.
With consumers demanding better devices and more freedom to range among networks, Nokia has a bit less to fear from spiteful carriers who may see it as a threat.
Hammond claimed the harsh ruling was a "vengeful, spiteful act" designed to send a message.
Their leader, S. C. Ruffey, is pulled in two different directions until he breaks into pieces — "I guess the lesson is that if someone is bullying you, kill them?" a YouTube commenter writes — and, in another episode, a "spiteful" brake van is crushed into bits.
Not wanting her to be alone, her brother Derek arrives, much to the chagrin of his partner, the spiteful tact-vacuum Pauline, who obviously had something a bit more spiffy in mind and makes sure everyone knows it.
"Selfish, spiteful and cynical".
