Sentence examples for making vicious from inspiring English sources
He was not making vicious dunks, but he came out firing, scoring 9 points in the first quarter.
Kid 606 is a sonic vandal who loves abrasive sounds and is not above making vicious fun of techno's many microgenres.
Lieberman, who has a history of making vicious remarks about Israeli Arabs and a range of other subjects, is rarely made available for interviews with the foreign press; the chance of embarrassment and international incident is too high.
"A small number of former partners tried to get special deals for themselves by making vicious accusations of fraud against the executive committee that structured the bankruptcy, having zero basis in fact, and predictably no wrongful conduct was proven," Mr. Bienenstock said.
That paper's aftermath story for the day (on page 4) bore the head: KAUFMAN'S ACTION IN TRIAL DEFENDED Representative Hays Accuses Committeemen of Making "Vicious Accusations" The Tribune carried a similar Hays story on its page 4. The Tribune, by my count, had now run essentially the same story on four successive days, plugging the piece on page 1 on the second, third, and fourth occasions.
But It was music piracy, and thad is totally wrong.
What about dogs who've been made vicious by their owners?
Malcolm hunts down words like a hound on a fox: he can't bear the idea of the truth escaping, so he bullies and cajoles and makes vicious personal threats.
I have an additional question: Why is it still O.K. in art -- you see this in various Chelsea shows at present -- to make vicious cartoons of the female body?
Here's the deal, apparently: if celebrities aren't famous enough for your liking (Ron Paul, Paula Abdul), or seem insufficiently schooled in irony, you make vicious sport of them, but if they're A-listers, insanely keen to be in on the joke, they can join your congregation.
A Pakistani television reporter observed that some members of the Pakistani delegation had made vicious slurs against Shiites in their own country, and now mouthed mantras of pan-Islamic unity — presumably, he said, to hedge their bets or seek alliances with Tehran on political issues.
