Sentence examples for feel vicious from inspiring English sources
It doesn't feel vicious to me now, but that has been something to really think about: the circumstantial nature of so many friendships.
The water swept her from end to end, and between the regular swish of the downfall and the sucking rush through the scuppers, one felt vicious digs, kicks and punts as various waves hit her on various sides.
When Offred holds the dictionary a moment too long, it feels vicious; we half-expect her to eat it.
But if the film feels more vicious, it may be because the violence is entirely without poetry.
Something about them feels unnecessarily vicious, perhaps because this category of people is so easy to lampoon.
Mike Stanton tossed a ball in the outfield at Yankee Stadium yesterday and felt the vicious wind and the persistent rain striking one side of his face.
It probably has been true in every phase of life, but in the city it feels really vicious.
Unemployment can feel like a vicious cycle.
She "felt sick," yes, but it was a vicious circle: feel sick, don't eat; don't eat, feel sick.
Many of Syria's ruling Alawites — and their Kurd, Assyrian, Maronite Christian, Greek Catholic and Orthodox fellow minorities, indeed even the prudent Druze — feel caught in a vicious zero-sum game.
