Sentence examples for its most vicious from inspiring English sources

It's a phenomenon that can be seen all over the Western world, but it's in London that you see it in perhaps its most vicious, undiluted form.

In fact, it was history in its most vicious form that isolated the Cardamoms at a time when the rest of Asia's forests were disappearing.

It's racist to assume that @FHMPhils' March cover is racist.. @belavly i'm so proud of the way you have dealt (cont) tl.gd/g57ms2 — Cory Abalos (@cOryabaLos) February 27 , 2012"Emerging as she does from the darkness of the other girls on that cover," Ms. Santiago said in her commentary, "is a display of white supremacist ideology at its most vicious because it's shameless.

It would have gone after all of them, of course, but it would have reserved its most vicious retaliation for the source.

The town still hasn't recovered from its most vicious constituent.

The destruction of the Aztecs and their civilisation by the Spanish Conquistadors reflected colonialism at its most vicious.

It also – and this is not acknowledged often enough – allowed Europe to escape at least some of its own most vicious hypocrisies.

Moments later, he painted her in some of his most vicious language of the campaign.

China Digital Times, Mr. Xiao's monitoring project at the University of California, called it "the most vicious crackdown in years".

They say it was the most vicious primary and the most vicious campaign.

"It was the most vicious takedown of Trump I'd ever seen".