Sentence examples for defined by a vicious from inspiring English sources

Other communities are defined by a vicious or predatory loyalty.

Don't be defined by a label.

Iran's foreign policy is increasingly being defined by the vicious cycle of interaction between soft power and hard power.

In the wake of an election defined by xenophobia, racism, and, yes, vicious sexism, women across the country are increasingly leaning in to the political process.

A writer is defined by his language".

In my mind, key populations are defined by two connected factors - communities facing elevated risk of HIV due to living a vicious circle of a high burden of HIV, which is exacerbated by denial of services based on social factors and discrimination by their country.

It is a bet, in other words, that the era of vicious splits and Euro-obsession is over; that the party is at peace, and no longer defined by its rows.

This was then followed by a vicious backlash.

A struggling New York actress is haunted by a vicious crime.

It was swiftly neutered by a vicious Southern backlash.

There, it was greeted by a vicious four-day gale.