Sentence examples for highly vicious from inspiring English sources

In a statement, TalkTalk says: "We are sorry that Mr Smith has been a target of this highly vicious scam.

The guy is like a highly vicious, Central American George Jung, only with a personal army that would rival that of a small country rather than a Hollywood biopic and an impressive collection of bad turtlenecks.   .

But if he does confirm his alleged support for redistributing some of the BBC's licence fee, he will be seen to be pursuing a long-running, extremely vicious and highly personal feud with Michael Grade, now chairman of the BBC, which dates back to when they were both at LWT.

It must have been a vindicating experience for the highly divisive media superstar who quieted his extremely vicious critics by winning it all last year.

He and his main ally, Qari Hussain, whom officials and associates have described as a highly trained and vicious militant, have methodically built up strongholds in North and South Waziristan — killing uncooperative tribal leaders, recruiting unemployed young men to their jihad and filling the vacuum left by a lack of government services.

During the bloody Thirty Years' War in the first half of the 17th century, a group of highly skilled and vicious Croatian mercenaries wore red scarves around their necks for identification and hygiene.

After he tells off Madison, her harassment turns psycho, and with two or three vicious (and highly improbable) maneuvers she effectively destroys his life.

"His vile, vicious and highly offensive statements have no place in the debate on social issues".

These approaches are highly related and establish a vicious cycle [ 58].

While this grisly figure is largely attributable to a vicious gang culture, we were highly relieved to leave the outskirts behind us as dawn broke over El Salvador's misty volcanoes.

High support prices and a limit on export subsidies have acted as two vicious cords tying farmers into a highly controlled market in which output is artificially constrained.