Sentence examples for vengeance toward from inspiring English sources

Both DeWitt and Mozeliak said vengeance toward former Cardinals executive Jeff Luhnow, now the Astros' GM, should not have been a factor in the alleged hacking.

CAIRO — Just as President Obama arrived in the Middle East, the television channel Al Jazeera broadcast an audiotape on Wednesday that it said was from Osama bin Laden, accusing Mr. Obama of planting new seeds of "hatred and vengeance toward Americans".

On top of that, there has been a clear trend across millennia toward increased cooperation among humans, a move away from vengeance toward mutual respect and dignity, with a corresponding evolution away from authoritarian structures toward pluralism and open inquiry.

In the Part III of this series clinically examining the mental illness of DT, I will investigate more carefully his stunning thirst for vengeance toward all who offend him, from the trivial slight to the stinging repudiation, and the unspeakable danger this poses.

Despite the family's loss, Melia said there was "no feeling of vengeance or retribution" toward Simelane.

You might want a mature and dispassionate jurist standing between a wounded community's impulse toward vengeance and a defendant at risk of execution.

The evil of murderers and child molesters represents a fundamental imbalance in the order of things that neither the forces of law and order nor the impulse toward vengeance can rectify.

We are called to question how vengeful we could be if given the means to equalize the world, and whether an inclination toward vengeance — given the historic experiences of people of color across the globe — makes us "bad".

Their sins are not the same in kind — Kennedy tended toward sexual idiocy and Nixon toward political vengeance, with Johnson somewhere in between — but they are comparable in degree.

Their sins are not the same in kind Kennedy tended toward sexual idiocy and Nixon toward political vengeance, with Johnson somewhere in between but they are comparable in degree.

There is something all too mature in the figure of the youthful Housman, standing for an hour among the graves on a winter's afternoon (you almost expect a Magwitch to grab him by the neck); he is putting away childish things with a vengeance, and to gaze toward your loved ones without being able to join them seems like early training for a life of emotional exile.