Sentence examples for spite but from inspiring English sources

I visited the school ready to hate it, out of spite, but I loved it.

These heckling strophes drip with spite, but spite is often the vehicle of premonitory truth.

Some might call it spite, but it's harder work than that.

They wage their war on the poorest not with spite but a smile.

A general manager thinks the coaching staff isn't playing his players out of spite, but the franchise prospers.

In a letter to her supporters on Thursday, Tolokonnikova wrote: "I have no private spite, but I have political spite.

I wouldn't say in spite of, but I would say especially because of your disability.

Their futures can be bright not in spite of but because of what they have endured.

Except that it is not "in spite of" but "because of".

It's already original - and not so much in spite of, but because of, its unoriginal language.

In India Mr Obama had told parliament that the country had succeeded not in spite of but "because of democracy".