Sentence examples for filled with vicious from inspiring English sources

It was filled with vicious untruths that made me wonder if he read it before it was published".

"These fund-raising letters are filled with vicious attacks against Hillary," said Howard Wolfson, a spokesman for the Clinton campaign.

It made no comment on the whereabouts of the missing publishers but said their books were filled with "vicious fabrication".

"It is filled with vicious people.

And the presidential election of 1800 was filled with vicious rumors in the press.

Whaling ship logs from the 18th and 19th Centuries are filled with accounts of vicious attacks on sailing boats, rowing boats and swimmers.

Filled with antagonism and vicious personal attacks, it appeared to be just as much a contest of who could be the biggest bully as a debate about the economy.

The news had been filled with details of the vicious antigay attacks two weeks earlier and just two miles to the west, but Mr. Mitchell, breezy as ever, did not notice the stare until the tattooed man called out.

Although filled with macho posturing and vicious jibes, Lonergan's script paints a picture of three young adults who have had every advantage laid at their feet but lack any sense of who they really are.

The government, he said, "has been recruiting young college students and filling them with vicious lies about me and the Nation and sending them in to infiltrate us".

When needing to quickly understand where a country is on the global scale of economic development, there is nothing like seeing and smelling and tasting the foodstuffs found at local markets, where the stalls are lorded over by colorful spice merchants, butchers, and fishmongers, and the very air of the market is filled with the farmers' lively chatter and vicious gossip.