Sentence examples for grudging piece from inspiring English sources

It is a grudging piece of writing.

Woods described it as a "grudge-fuelled piece of character assassination".

Stalin again gave grudging support.

Their praise was grudging, though.

They hold grudges against him, and he out-grudges them.

Indeed, Ip is significantly absent from what is arguably The Grandmaster's most spectacular set piece – a breathtaking grudge match between Gong Er and Japanese collaborator Ma San (Zhang Jin) on a railway platform with high-speed passing trains, one of the few concessions to CGI in a film that relies largely on the in-camera magic of 35mm.

In another letter of thanks — this one for an "exquisite nosegay holder" — the twaddle becomes intertwined with a piece of history, and a grudge.

Finally, Goulston offers this sage piece of advice: "Holding a grudge is like swallowing poison and hoping it poisons the other person".

Let us hope that the remarkable similarities between Germany then and Russia now will not lead to similar outcomes.Nathaniel KentLondonSIR – The rubric to your article said the piece was partly about a political "grudge" with Chechnya.

She said that her house was situated on a piece of land that weirdly also belonged to a farmer, who supposedly held a grudge against her because he wanted the property for himself.

Instantly, the story of the Little Red Hen has been transformed from a story about holding a grudge to a story about sharing, even if the cat does scrape most of the toppings off his piece.