Sentence examples for vendetta of from inspiring English sources

Suspected by all, he fell victim to a vendetta of the Planta family and was assassinated.

Nearly a decade later, the Seattle Star was still reporting on "the vendetta of the hot tamale men".

They applauded after Yevgeny Saburov, a former minister in President Boris Yeltin's government, described Mr. Putin's actions as the vendetta of a "petty man" who can't stomach criticism.

"I don't have a vendetta of trying to prove people wrong, I just move forward and try to look positively at life.

A Vendetta Of His Own Alan Moore, the creator of the graphic novel "V for Vendetta," is waging a battle of his own.

There are few mouthpieces for the prosecution and although the viewer is left with a sense that this was a vendetta of some kind, there is no explicit proof to that effect.

Alan Moore, author of "V for Vendetta," on the appropriation of the Guy Fawkes mask by protest movements.

The statute was intended to prevent the treasonous betrayal of secret agents in the field, rather than the cheap vendettas of White House operatives.

Take a deep breath and a sip of ginger ale, and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with not being subjected to the kooky vendettas of our current political leaders.

Jessy Moss, an Australian who has sung with the Los Angeles rappers Cypress Hill, writes songs that place her plaintive voice -- singing a little like Beth Orton and rapping a little like Nelly Furtado -- amid the battles and vendettas of hip-hop.

Under the cover of anonymity caller after caller (almost all men) take cheap shots at Democrats, make coded racial slurs, tell crude jokes and otherwise mirror the petty political and personal vendettas of the host.