But are these relatively spiteful words from the actor justified?
In real time, Hodgson had raged on the touchline and, after the game, he admitted that he had directed a few "spiteful" words at the officials.
As I read his spiteful words and watched him paint a bleak view of humanity, I was reminded of the Boy Scout Law.
The dognaping scheme that forms the basis of the film's plot springs naturally from the impatient, spiteful personality her words and motions have depicted.
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Wharton never remarried, although she had a long and intimate, though ambiguous, relationship with Walter Berry.Ms Lee believes that Wharton and her work are still misrepresented, largely because of her friend Percy Lubbock's "spiteful memoir", in Ms Lee's words, which painted Wharton as a "chilly, controlling chatelaine".
When Gabrielle first appeared in the yard, none of the other women knew anything about her. "Because her hair was cut very short, like a boy's, the most spiteful of the prisoners put the word around that she was a lesbian".
I was thumbing through Paul Hellweg's "Insomniac's Dictionary" when I stumbled upon the word resistentialism, which Hellweg defines as "seemingly spiteful behavior manifested by inanimate objects".
The city's sense of peace is real but precarious: animals are all mean to foxes, rabbit girls aren't welcome in Zootropolis PD except as meter maids, and words like "cute" and "predator" have the same spiteful double-meanings as they do out there in real-life Trumpdonia.
The Monthly Review, the Critical Review, the English Review, and the European Magazine contained reviews that, in the words of Bertram Davis, characterised the biography as "a malevolent and spiteful account of Johnson's life, grossly inaccurate, and rendered utterly ridiculous by its pompous legalisms and its digressions on every conceivable subject.
Mourinho's use of the word "voyeur" to describe Wenger in 2005 set a spiteful tone.
