Sentence examples for spite when from inspiring English sources

We've all surely said something out of anger, frustration and even spite when we've come out of an awkward encounter with someone we don't agree with.

Rowling has previously said that Ron also came close to meeting his maker "out of sheer spite" when she was going through an unhappy time.

He took the stand after the opening address from his barrister Bruce McClintock SC who argued Fairfax Media was motivated by "petty spite" when it published the "scurrilous and false allegations".

(Criterion Collection, $79.99, not rated) ALSO OUT THIS WEEK THE LAST SONG Miley Cyrus stars as a gifted young pianist who abandons her instrument out of spite when her father (Greg Kinnear) divorces her mother (Kelly Preston).

(Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, $39.95, not rated) ALSO OUT THIS WEEK THE LAST SONG Miley Cyrus stars as a gifted young pianist who abandons her instrument out of spite when her father (Greg Kinnear) divorces her mother (Kelly Preston).

In essence, fairness evolves in spite of spite, when players start out using different strategies.

This term is just a "spite" term: when angry, the worker dislikes the firms making a profit, and he is angrier when he contributes to those profits.

The author of 18 novels including "Empire of the Sun," Ballard, who died in 2009, is more funny than preachy; there's a certain glee in his spite, as when he writes about the slain leader of these devoted shoppers, the talk-show host of the mall's cable channel: "Only his hair survived, a blond mane lying across the phlegm-soaked pillow".

Referring to her as Miranda, Lowell wrote that she stole old ideas and presented them as her own, she was genuine only in her spite and "when acting as censor, she privately blows a censer of vanity 'neath her own nose".

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But over the years, Mr. Serven says, he has seen what happens when spite, desire for revenge and plain ambition are allowed to reign untrammeled in the workplace.