Sentence examples for spiteful campaign from inspiring English sources
"No question that Barack Obama's billion-dollar machine will organise the most vitriolic, spiteful campaign in American history," Romney told ABC. "We have to be ready for that".
Mrs Clinton would be seen to have thrown away an apparently unassailable lead, thanks to running a poor and sometimes spiteful campaign, and for allowing ambiguity about the role of Bill Clinton in a future Clinton White House to creep into the debate.
But this spiteful campaign is a wake-up call to voters who must resist future attempts to politicize the courts.
The vote has drawn international attention not only for its spiteful campaign rhetoric and the implications for the country, but because opponents fear Orbán's rule threatens to create immense rifts in the European Union and provides a model of illiberalism that could spread to other states.
"When I went through it we were right in the throes of a spiteful, murdering campaign from both sides," McGuigan remembers.
Bpoplive has been "shut down" by the "spiteful" Electoral Commission, the Leave.EU campaign has claimed.
This spiteful policy will cause hardship and distress.
During their occupation of New York, the British indulged in that spiteful rapaciousness that characterized their campaigns in America, destroying nearly everything of value in the city, including Colles's New-York Water Works.
The actions of acting Insp Dave Kelly, who singled Howard out for a year-long campaign of discrimination, were deemed "vindictive and spiteful", and the force's failure to apologise was considered to have added insult to injury.
"But the Electoral Commission, which has been pursuing a spiteful vendetta against us since we reported their crooked activities during the Leave campaign designation process to the Treasury select committee, has decided to shut us down.
