Sentence examples for spite on from inspiring English sources

In the new century, core members of the business-political elite still like to vent their spite on at least two of them.

For all the misery and spite on display, there is much pleasure to be had from pursuing the various narrative strands, material and spiritual, of a life laid bare.

"At the end of the case, your honour will be satisfied that it was an act of petty spite on the part of [Sydney Morning Herald editor-in-chief Darren] Goodsir, [Age editor-in-chief] Andrew Holden and [Fairfax's chief political correspondent Mark] Kenny," McClintock told Justice Richard White.

Best is Mr. West, who delivers some primo Kanye spite on "Birthday Song": "Last birthday she got you a new sweater/Put it on, give her a kiss and tell her, 'Do better.' " You can virtually hear Drake chuckling during his blithely cocky verse on "No Lie": "She think I'm the realest out and I say, 'Damn that makes two of us'/Oh that look like what's-her name/Chances are it is what's-her-name".

Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Chris Wylie, who Nix had almost certainly caught sight of sitting in the public gallery, was described as a "bitter and jealous" individual who had acted out of resentment and spite on account of the company's success.

But if my g-ma would rather go to the grave knowing there's someone I'm boning out of love, not hateful spite, on a regular basis, then yes Grandma.

In spite of being on some dangerous roads, I've had no accidents.

He relieves himself of his passion in his pictures, but also in spite of himself on the people round him.

In spite of warnings on the packet to come off it slowly, under medical guidance, he just went cold turkey.

Stabile finished the film, in spite of being on bad terms with some of the cast, and, in 1996, brought it to the Seattle Film Festival.

The French hit top gear in the first 20 minutes against Wales and in spite of going on to lose look worth an interest.