Sentence examples for vicious about from inspiring English sources

"Nobody said anything nasty or vicious about him," he said.

Whatever the Gini coefficient [of relative equality] may say, there iss something vicious about Indian inequality".

But, apart from her profligate and imprudent greed, there was nothing vicious about Marie Antoinette.

I made a radio documentary called In Search of Sid Vicious about that.

There was nothing remotely vicious about the men who made up England's pace attack.

People are much more vicious about comedy than about anything else.

The piece is also, surely, a document from another time, when a "vicious rumor" about Woods was not about mistresses or painkillers, but merely suggested that his ball-bouncing trick from a famous Nike ad had been enhanced by computers.

Ordinarily, if you say vicious things about the American government, talk about its problems, or even openly critical the American government, this is nothing very remarkable.

Even Iraqis who secretly yearn for our help must worry about civilian casualties, about vicious factional reprisals and about a new regime staffed by some of the very thugs who have participated in Saddam's chamber of horrors.

More western sensitivity to Arab concerns and a less blinkered Arab prickliness about the sacredness of sovereignty in countries with vicious regimes and about the nobility of "resistance" to any government that is friendly to the United States.

He knowingly, for political reasons, uttered vicious falsehoods about a respected judge.