Sentence examples for spiteful nature from inspiring English sources
But the police don't take her seriously on account of her drinking and blackouts, as well as the spiteful nature of her relationship with the couples in question.
Writing to this newspaper's letters page earlier this month, Graham Wright from the Vale of Glamorgan put it far better than I ever could, with my cushy job and spiteful nature, replying to Sean O'Grady's claim that the more immigrants we have, the better, even with millions unemployed.
The good times we had were good times regardless, and although carving "fuck you" into a record seems quite spiteful, it reminds me of the nature of relationships, the nature of humans and how emotional we can be.
People often reveal their true natures in death: a spiteful will, a secret family, a box full of ball gags.
His intense, unrelenting nastiness makes more sense in the novel, because of her obvious retrospection: given the nature of Kevin's crime, it's only natural that she focuses forensically on their every spiteful meeting.
She is a cruel, spiteful, cruel child to mock my little boy for an accident of nature that he cannot help.
Is it the serpentine nature of S that leads us to sneer and scorn with spiteful sarcasm; the sibilance of our Biblical betrayal hissing in our ears?
In this paper I argue that to an extent such seemingly spiteful behavior on the part of Americans (in contrast to their European peers) can be understood by the unique nature of American education and religious practices.
"Selfish, spiteful and cynical".
