Sentence examples for vicious cases from inspiring English sources
The legislation bans relatives from testifying against each other, and in a country where forensic evidence is relatively undeveloped, that would effectively halt prosecution in even the most vicious cases of violence against women, including those mutilated by their husbands or attacked by brothers and fathers.
I can remember seeing my father afraid only once, when I was in hospital as a child, before I underwent surgery for a vicious case of sinusitis.
So there I was – at 5.3km above sea level, attempting something no one has ever tried before while suffering a vicious case of altitude sickness – and frozen bodies are coming past me as I slowly shuffle higher and higher.
A vicious case of Strep throat has floored me for the past few days.
Recently my wife and I happily killed 20 minutes spent waiting for a train reading "What are the most surreal places one can visit?", which I challenge anyone to read without developing a vicious case of wanderlust.
The parasite diagnosis, on top of an already vicious case of Lyme disease, has turned her into "a problem wrapped in a dilemma smothered with confusion and garnished with pain and paranoia," and spurred logistical concerns -- should her family leave Lyme-ridden Virginia? Lyme-ridden Virginia
Pretty soon, some grown-ass prisoners got terrified right along with me, 'cause we didn't know what our nuts were all about, and I got to playing with them so much I think I twisted them with a vicious case of testicular torsion.
The double standard is particularly vicious in cases involving sexual assault, when a girl is blamed and called a slut after she is raped.
In many cases, vicious dogs are hungry or in need of medical attention.
People surprised by the visceral - and in some cases vicious and violent - reactions to approval of the legislation have not had the benefit of months of e-mail from readers of The New York Times and this blog.
Pop, a life-size waxwork of himself as Sid Vicious, is a case in point.
