Sentence examples similar to from vengefulness from inspiring English sources

In a pub, a mob of viewers is moved from titillated vengefulness to pity and then to self-recrimination, appalled by the experience of witnessing what they'd longed to see.

As he spread out photographs of Janet on the kitchen table, Abel tried to express a welter of emotions that veered from fear to vengefulness and even guilt, because he introduced his sister to her boyfriend.

Whether justified or not, Mr. Sadr has a reputation for vengefulness.

Mr. Sisulu emerged from prison as lacking in vengefulness as Mr. Mandela, and filled with optimism.

The extremes of Shelley's transformation — from submissiveness to grim vengefulness — leave little room for nuance, but her intelligent, insightful narration remains captivating.

To top it off, all our constituents are hearing in the media is the hateful rhetoric and vengefulness spewing from some of the mouths of our presidential candidates.

Ethics have to be free of vengefulness and rashness.

Hence the displacement of vengefulness into demands for better procedures and the enhancement of victims' involvement within them.

This minority viewpoint is little heard in America these days, and a voice of caution and restraint may be valuable in a polity so indignant that at times it risks descent into vengefulness and jingoism.

A symbol of vengefulness and revolutionary excess, Madame Defarge sits outside her Paris wine shop endlessly knitting a scarf that is in effect a list of those to be killed.

It is also good to see Richard Goulding's Edgar sporting with servant girls rather than being a born goody-goody, and revealing a streak of vengefulness towards Kieran Bew's Edmund when he has him at his mercy.