Sentence examples for the vindictiveness from inspiring English sources

"The vindictiveness, the anger, the ugliness, that's O.K. because it comes from the other side".

The book's title refers to the vindictiveness that drives these novels.

The vindictiveness and disproportionate influence of the blogosphere is a particularly sore subject.

He denied knowing about the affair, but the vindictiveness displayed by his staff may dent his popularity.

The vindictiveness of the state is perhaps best illustrated in its treatment of Woodfox's co-defendant, Herman Wallace.

The vindictiveness was reserved for Stephen Ward, Keeler's friend and part-time pimp, who was painted as a lascivious monster.

Those votes were vital to his victory, and some came from traditional Muslim women who wanted an end to the state vindictiveness that the "burqa ban" encapsulates.

Paterson's five weeks of dithering let the jealous vindictiveness of the Clintons and friends — still fuming over Caroline's endorsement of Obama and Teddy's blocking Hillary from a leading health care role in the Senate — poison the air.

Following a brief interval of peace, Morrell's stronghold on the island was attacked again, after which Morrell decided to abandon the enterprise, due to the "unappeasable vindictiveness and incessant hostilities" of the native population.

The mudslinging in the press says more about the petty vindictiveness of foreign-ministry bureaucrats than about Mrs Tanaka's particular shortcomings.

Instead, it was the weird vindictiveness of many of the most prominent blogs.