Sentence examples for more spiteful from inspiring English sources

As Mr Chilcott makes clear in the BBC interview, this was an altogether more spiteful, sinister affair.

Perhaps no Death Cab song is more spiteful than "Why You'd Want to Live There," which spends almost five minutes assailing Los Angeles.

But since he returned as the national team head coach last November, Scolari has worked to change Neymar's approach, making him more assertive, more aware of the team, more spiteful.

His passion is not lost on his pinched wife, Jeanne (Sarah Zimmerman), who grows more spiteful and suspicious, culminating in a dark threat of violence that ends the first act on a melodramatic note.

Cotto was marking up, but he does in nearly every fight, and he was prepared to take some of Mayweather's more spiteful combinations to force him to the ropes.

He did not, as his more spiteful critics allege, simply take refuge in the country seat or the all-male Pall Mall club, because he firmly believed that this world is not and can never be our true home.

Some have been funny, while others – the, "I'm voting Labour because they have a pretty pink bus," kind of thing – felt more gleefully spiteful.

Mine-dwelling dwarfs were usually more capricious and spiteful than their mountain brothers.

But if Hedda cannot reveal to us the foundations of her anger, how can she convince us that she is more than a spiteful child, adept only at making the less crafty around her uncomfortable?

Marquinhos and Verratti squabbled with Giroud near the touchline and, while the exchanges were more playground than truly spiteful, the Hungarian official flashed second yellow cards to the Arsenal substitute and the Italian midfielder.

We had spiteful sisters, more daddy issues, the Hulk channeling his fury in an arena, and a fresh new haircut in time for spring!