Sentence examples for genuine vicious from inspiring English sources

A genuine vicious circle is produced.

She blogs that Mittens was quite right to categorise the 47 per cent as scroungers (and to point out that the last thing the Palestinian people want is peace), before cannily identifying his one genuine problem as vicious media bias.

He said the billions spent on the Eurozone bailout had gone into the "dark pit of creditors" and Greece needed to end that vicious cycle with "genuine reforms...putting an end to corruption and bureaucracy".

We land in vicious circle: we can neither know cognisable real objects nor determine what genuine cognitive criteria are, nor be actually able to define them without having the idea of validity first.

They stayed in Poland after the war to form the nucleus of the ruling class — not in the vicious manner of Berman, but out of a genuine belief that they could change and modernize society.

Friends, former colleagues – even those at the very heart of Michael Foot's often vicious political battles of the 1970s and 1980s – expressed genuine sadness yesterday at his death.

Peru's own agony with the guerrillas of the Shining Path – who turned the genuine grievances of the poor and landless into the vehicle for vicious terrorist attacks – fed into semi-documentary novels such as Death in the Andes (1993).

His occasionally vicious impatience is offset in other moments by his quick return to genuine friendliness with his staff, most of whom are his age.

Any questions about the origins of the current "war on women" can be traced to Higgins's pompous misogyny (especially his vicious outbursts whenever Eliza pushes back against his preening self-absorption and genuine assholery).

But the sense of shock and injustice felt by Goldman Sachs last week, when the bank found itself the target of vicious accusations and headlines regarding its policy during the good IPO years, seemed persuasively genuine.

The scenes of the vicious dispersal of the first march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, cloaked in fog and tear gas, prompt genuine outrage and grief.