Sentence examples for most viciously from inspiring English sources

"And it should bite a government hand most viciously".

She portrayed The Donald as a misogynist who attacked women in the most viciously superficial ways.

Most viciously through a series of wars against the peripheries – in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile.

"I've seen the most viciously assaulted animals make the most remarkable emotional recovery and bond again with humans.

Judging by the nearly four billion solicitations that flooded American mailboxes last year, the credit card business would seem to be one of the most viciously competitive.

Ought a country whose most viciously fought culture war is basically "Jeremy Clarkson" really be allowed to retain a seat on the UN security council?

Being Mary Jane, in my personal opinion, has been one of the most captivating viciously honest pieces of work in an American drama series, that I've seen in a long time.

Thus one of Henry's most successful novels viciously mocks Hollywood from the viewpoint of an English screenwriter - just as segments of "Paradise Postponed" do.

Many have fallen by the wayside or changed course to avoid being crushed by one of the most successful and viciously competitive companies of any era.

As it was, by watching the videos of the hostages' decapitations we laid ourselves open to the most profound and viciously circular revulsion: our chain was most definitely being yanked – on one end were western politicians decrying barbarity, on the other the Islamic State terrorists performing it; the trouble is, was, and will remain: they're pulling in the same direction.

Notably, these attacks come most frequently and viciously from establishment liberal venues, such as when the American Prospect's 2005 foreign policy issue compared him to Dick Cheney on its cover (a cover he had framed and now proudly hangs on his office wall).