Sentence examples for more viciously from inspiring English sources

Many films are panned far more viciously.

Helping people is more difficult than it seems, and no group of people bicker among themselves more viciously than humanitarians.

The richer the resources a land possesses, the more viciously its inhabitants are treated.

"Cops beat people just to beat them, yell at people just to yell at them, more viciously than any hoodlum," he continued.

In the second campaign they fought one another even more viciously in order to determine the nature of the liberated state and society.

Related: Sun has torn into Ed Miliband even more viciously than it hit Neil Kinnock It's hard to avoid sensing a whiff of antisemitism here.

And it will become "viciously more expensive" and more polluting if governments do not promote renewable energy and nuclear power in the next two decades instead of burning coal, it warns.

They are less likely to torment someone small and insignificant and more likely to viciously turn on their friends.

On Sunday: "Captain Khan, killed 12 years ago, was a hero, but this is about RADICAL ISLAMIC TERROR and the weakness of our 'leaders' to eradicate it!" Then, half an hour later, more petulantly: "I was viciously attacked by Mr. Khan at the Democratic Convention.

Stephanie, and many more like her, were viciously attacked after Trump won.

So the feeling of it being attacked, and so viciously, is more painful than I could have imagined.