Sentence examples for quite vindictive from inspiring English sources

Rada lwa are often associated with a peaceful demeanor and benevolent attitude, although they may also turn out to be quite vindictive if displeased or offended.

"They're going against an international law... They're doing it on a bureaucratic technicality, which is incredibly frustrating and just seems quite vindictive and I hope common sense will prevail".

In a telephone interview with BBC Radio Devon, Kieron Bryan claimed the Russian Investigative Committee's decision not to allow them to leave went against an international law and was "frustrating and quite vindictive".

They are quite vindictive but I'm not moaning, it's all part of the game.

Roosevelt was rather vindictive about the Nazi war criminals, and was quite willing to go along with Stalin's idea of justice: Stalin basically wanted to line all of them up and execute them military style.

He is quite openly vindictive.

We always thought Trump was a pompous bully but we never quite realised how vindictive he is and the depths he would go to to make the inhabitants' life a misery.

It must be said that for a man who often showed he could be vindictive, Giuliani is quite restrained here.

.] expulsion from it was to be the only punishment inflicted on those who deserve a severer one".2 His proceedings were, however, marked by a vindictive and cruel spirit quite at variance with the tenor of these instructions.

"This vindictive decade-long campaign is quite out of proportion to the hurt you claim," Mr. Denton wrote on Thursday.

"But this vindictive decade-long campaign is quite out of proportion to the hurt you claim," he concluded.