It managed to turn an anecdotal story on a topic that is neither new nor controversial -- the bleakness of navigating modern-day dating -- into a picture of Tinder as company that is spiteful, unprofessional, immature and most importantly, insecure.
The media is constantly pitting women against one another, 'celebrity cat fights', and the depiction of girls in movies and books is often that they are spiteful or cruel to one another.
Manning knew that she was spiteful, but could not help herself, frequently critiquing writer friends to others.
Speaking from the well of the House, on April 15 , 1970 Ford went after Douglas on grounds that were petty, spiteful, and prissy — and had a lot to do with Douglas's messy personal life, which included four marriages and three divorces; the two latest marriages were to women more than forty years younger than Douglas.
His mood swings changed everything, and while he was never violent physically, he could come out with rage that was so spiteful and hard and awful that it'd leave you reeling and sleepless for weeks, and often longer.
The (over 10,000) comments on the piece itself have been heavily moderated – a good thing – but even now there's some that are entirely spiteful.
The (more than 10,000) comments on the piece itself have been heavily moderated a good thing but even now there's some that are entirely spiteful.
His new album, "Royalty" (RCA), includes "Zero," an ecstatic song (though with a spiteful core) that's the sort of lite-funk revival Bruno Mars usually traffics in.
The downside of these instincts, Dr. McCullough added, "is that they often promote behavior that turns out to be spiteful in the long run".
Appearing before a House of Lords committee, the former deputy prime minister said that cuts to Short money were "spiteful and petty" and that the Trade Union Bill represented a break from a longstanding tradition that "issues to do with money and power are dealt with on a cross party basis".
