Sentence examples for it's viciously from inspiring English sources

It is; it's viciously competitive.

It's viciously funny, but the bitchiness is grounded in the girls' insecurities, and it poses an urgent question: how did the generations of women who fought for the vote, equality of opportunity, rights in the workplace and for control over their own bodies give birth to daughters who are so insecure, judgmental and unsisterly?

Despite his impending fame, Kid606 isn't afraid of taking chunks out of sacred cows, whether it's viciously remixing "Straight Outta Compton" or titling a track on his new album "Luke Vibert Can Kiss My Indie-Punk Whiteboy Ass".

Some say it is viciously circular to identify Peter's mental content by what someone attributes to him; after all, an attribution of content is itself a contentful mental state (Boghossian 2010; cf. Kriegel 2010).

It is viciously and often garishly funny.

It was viciously up-tempo; Mr. Penn worked in double-time rhythms that verged the mania of electronic drum-and-bass.

With the region in the grip of the polar vortex it was viciously cold – so harsh their principal had given them hats, gloves and scarves to wear.

It is viciously regressive, costs the government billions, radically shifts the tax burden away from anyone with money to remove money from those jangling after it in their pockets, and it would never thank God get approved by Congress.

What's he saying, if not something that's viciously prejudicial?

Lain is a pioneer in my opinion, she knows that what she does can help people but she knows it can be viciously harmful if not so much it ends up in the wrong hands just if it's missused for the wrong or selfish purposes.

She's viciously alive, and her wayward mother is a fresh, unprecedented creation on the screen.