Sentence examples for incredibly vicious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malinowski also said the Lord's Resistance Army probably has only a few hundred fighters, "but they are incredibly vicious and have committed numerous massacres.

But when Sally isn't near her mother we see her acting like her – largely in the deployment of an incredibly vicious tongue.

It's such an incredibly vicious cycle, your mind just starts to cannibalize itself.

The Obama campaign and its supporters have been incredibly aggressive, vicious even, in going after Romney and trying to define him as out of touch and elitist.

The point I was making had to do, not so much with American fountain pens, you see, but rather with the... incredibly low... vicious... pimp, whore mentality and character of the Italian people insomuch, as I say, it was fairly typified by that guy back there.

MailOnline columnist Piers Morgan called Parris's attack "vicious, spiteful, nasty and incredibly personal".

It is a vicious cycle, York said: "It's incredibly hard for an east Asian person to build up the track record that would enable the RSC to feel confident in casting them in a decent role.

Certainly, writing about Somalia, you are definitely going to get some vicious criticism from Somalis because they are incredibly opinionated, and they are never afraid to tell you exactly what they think.

With his incredibly thin-skin, Trump views challenges from the media as "vicious" criticism.

"The welfare state has become incredibly complex whilst locking those it seeks to help in a vicious circle of low pay, insecurity and an intrusive state.

The film is incredibly violent with various characters dispatched with shotguns, machetes and even a vicious dog.