Sentence examples for spiteful criticism from inspiring English sources
This criticism was countered by The Australasian of 11 October, whose cricket writer Tom Horan, though himself no supporter of Murdoch's team, objected to the "spiteful criticism from certain portions of the English press" and pointed out the "narrow-minded and insulting abuse levelled at the Australian cricketers".
His biographical sketches contain many spiteful criticisms of contemporaries.
"I must apologise," wrote epinoa, "sincerely and from the very bottom of my heart for all the spiteful and childish criticism that I have directed to all your articles in the past.
The statement called the singer's charge of racism "ludicrous, spiteful and hurtful," and said the criticism of Mr. Mottola was "particularly bizarre" since Mr. Mottola has championed Mr. Jackson's career for many years.
"Some of the criticism from old fans has been spiteful and personal," says Ignorant.
His criticisms of the Food Network may be spiteful, but boy are they entertaining and, more often than not, on-point.
In the coming days, some on the right will attempt to snuff out criticism of her legacy, arguing that it is somehow disrespectful, spiteful or ghoulish.
Moving to the US did not relieve Britten of the nuisance of hostile criticism: although Olin Downes, the doyen of New York music critics, and Irving Kolodin took to Britten's music, Virgil Thomson was, as the music scholar Suzanne Robinson puts it, consistently "severe and spiteful".
If he said something spiteful like, 'Oh you walked round like a,'" – he searches for a terrible insult – "'hippo', that's not constructive criticism, so I'd probably say something cheeky back".
"Selfish, spiteful and cynical".
