Sentence examples for rather vicious from inspiring English sources

Instead, a rather vicious cycle has been at work for years.

Out in the darkness we hear a sudden, rather vicious, wolf fight.

The modestly budgeted sci-fi horror cast him as antihero Riddick, who takes time off from being a murderer to kill some rather vicious, night-loving aliens.

I had a rather vicious and frightening episode of pre-natal depression in the first few months which prompted some unpleasant events with my family.

The Italian would have spent every hour since Tuesday night answering questions about divided loyalties, about the goal he scored to beat England at Wembley in 1973 and perhaps even about the rather vicious foul he inflicted on Tony Currie, the elegant Sheffield United midfielder, in the early stages of that match.

Not very much has happened there since its rather vicious colonial rulers walked away in 1975; few people know that it is an independent country or can find it on the map, in the Atlantic just south of Nigeria and west of Gabon.

Next day we tramp down into the valley, pass the farmhouse and its rather vicious-looking sheep dogs, then climb to a high pass, Col de la Cine.

Instead, vicious tribalism erupted.

The reality, unsurprisingly, was rather more vicious.

His tone was reflective and ideological rather than vicious or overwrought.

Newspapers in several Muslim countries published the cartoons to demonstrate that they were tasteless, rather than vicious.