Sentence examples for spiteful attacks from inspiring English sources
It was that the choreographer, Javier de Frutos, sacked as director of Phoenix Dance, had used the Sadler's Wells commission to make spiteful attacks on former colleagues.
The Fiver's constant barrage and spiteful attacks on Rafa Benitez may be one thing; but to then turn to such old hat stereotypes is nothing short of crass.
"Anyone in a job in the public sector must wonder why the government dislikes them so much that it is set on a series of such spiteful attacks on them through their unions," he said.
By contrast, Brown's successors in Downing Street have been the objects of repeated and often spiteful attacks by Krugman - though this has necessitated some rather remarkable, not to say unscrupulous, intellectual U-turns.
D'Souza made a name for himself in the 1980s as a right-wing provocateur and enfant terrible ― a Gen-X precursor to Milo Yiannopoulos who has more recently devoted himself to blaming "the cultural left" for 9/11 and leveling especially spiteful attacks at Barack Obama.
No 10 has made clear that the comments were part of a general background briefing and not, it is claimed, a spiteful attack upon the deceased.
For a time, he was the target of some spiteful media attacks.
"It's a cowardly and spiteful approach," said a European envoy.
MailOnline columnist Piers Morgan called Parris's attack "vicious, spiteful, nasty and incredibly personal".
Above all, Hare attacked the "spiteful revisionism" that, in recent years, has tended to downgrade the historic importance of Look Back In Anger.
"This is because I know from experience that it is the only responsible path, and that despite the downsides - poverty, long hours, attacks from the spiteful - self-employment can bring happiness and fulfilment.
