Sentence examples for full of vicious from inspiring English sources

Alan King with venom, full of vicious hate.... Henny Youngman was hated".

It still confuses many Americans that, in a world full of vicious slimeballs, we're about to bomb one that didn't attack us on 9/11 (like Osama); that isn't intercepting our planes (like North Korea); that isn't financing Al Qaeda (like Saudi Arabia); that isn't home to Osama and his lieutenants (like Pakistan); that isn't a host body for terrorists (like Iran, Lebanon and Syria).

That day, I got very frustrated and sent a flaming email full of vicious vitriol and a few flagrant f-bombs.

I have been operating under the mistaken belief that those who continually forward emails full of vicious lies and distortions smearing President Obama, his family, and others with whom they politically disagree were simply mistaken.

Pointing to the fact that she hasn't seen her parents in four years, she adds, "I want my cousins and my nieces and nephews to see that the world isn't mean and hateful and evil and full of vicious people".

But against these have to be put a thousand tiny pointers to our Germaine as the only truly decent human being in a world full of ignorant, vicious, cowardly nincompoops, who don't even understand the beauties of Tuscany.

The mystique of Michele Lamy, a chanteuse with two gold front teeth, is evident all over, but especially in a shelf full of little vicious-looking rat monsters made from sable scraps.

Faster than you could say "stroppy tycoon on the phone", a response in his name appeared in the Guardian, accusing me of a "vicious" attack full of "vitriol".

The ending is ambiguous, and yet it's not: Life is a vicious circle full of contradictions, but our (anti hero will be OK.

"Lecter is now a vicious, violent man full of blazing rage.

It's full of heady shots of glaciers dwarfing vicious little herring-towns, and slab-sided chill ferries dwarfing dismembered bodies, and the hulking friendly bear of a local police chief (again) dwarfing pretty women who make warming fish soup.