Sentence examples for some sort of vicious from inspiring English sources

What age was already doing slowly to its texture, in addition to its color, the dying process is only exacerbating in some sort of vicious death-spiral, like the relationship between global warming and air-conditioning: the more one suffers from the first, the more one needs the second, which only exacerbates the first.

The post-M period where the diversity debate lays, illustrates that European societies have fallen to some sort of vicious circle.

Is this some sort of cruel joke?

In that way, Huawei's branding efforts are a sort of vicious circle — some people won't buy Huawei because they're a largely unknown entity, but Huawei is an unknown entity because domestic carriers and retailers can be reluctant to sell them.

I'd never experienced that sort of vicious adoration.

The dearth of trials has resulted in a sort of vicious circle.

Her campaign staff, however, look like the sort of vicious bunglers who should be kept far, far away from other politicians.

That sort of vicious cynicism, that's a totally adult view of sex - that if I chose to, I could write about.

Now, we are all raised to think of business as a sort of vicious spy-versus-spy, cutthroat activity where every competing establishment is out to stick a shiv into the other.

Daniel admits to "that legitimate disgust that seizes any normal man at the sight of a baby," and to a "solid conviction that a child is a sort of vicious dwarf, innately cruel, who combines the worst features of the species, and from whom domestic pets keep a wise distance".

It also helps lead to the sort of vicious narcissistic infighting to which the left and progressives are far too prone – it's bad enough that rightwing men say foul things about leftwing women like Laurie Penny, Nina Power or Cath Elliott without their supporters slipping into the same misogynist tropes and at best enabling them.