Sentence examples for feeling spiteful from inspiring English sources

If we discovered the man to be a celebrity, we might call our lawyers, or, if we were feeling spiteful, the newspapers.

I felt a feeling [of] spiteful satisfaction as I saw it stain their jeans.

"It's not right that some people should make so much more money than I do" is the spiteful feeling behind much of the opposition to the 1 percenters.

You don't need to react to spiteful feelings towards you.

When a therapist accepts full responsibility for preventing suicide, his patient may attempt it when feeling hopeless, defiant or spiteful.

And a spiteful tone ran through Winifred's correspondence.

Mourinho's use of the word "voyeur" to describe Wenger in 2005 set a spiteful tone.

Wallowing in talk of other people's misdeeds or misfortunes may end up hurting their feelings if the gossip ever finds its way to them, but gossiping is guaranteed to make you look negative and spiteful every time.

Other than make you look petty and spiteful?

The columnists' tone was lordly yet spiteful.

It soon diminished when I discussed suicidal feelings with another, for whom Christmas seemed spiteful and inappropriate.