Sentence examples for vicious course from inspiring English sources

Looking to the time trial in Mendrisio to prove that her surprise silver medal in the contre la montre in the Beijing Olympics was "not a fluke", she flopped with 11th place, then was left devastated a few days later after her confidence seemed to desert her in the road race, on a vicious course that seemed tailor-made for her climbing.

The nations of the world came together to formulate a Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, after these forces had run their vicious course.

Of course, a vicious circle in the other direction can also be created.

Indeed, he tells us that their benignly chatty e-mail correspondence (which began two years after she was in his course) turns vicious only after he spurns her flirtatious advances.

Of course, the vicious circle principle is not itself a theory, but a condition any adequate theory has to satisfy.

Extensive explosions, a deafening soundtrack, the team of super powered cronies, an idiosyncratic sidekick, voraciously vicious villains and, of course, the damaged, disfigured hero.

"The subversive, darkly comedic drama 'Big Little Lies' will explore the malignancy of lies, the durability of friendships, the fragility of marriage and, of course, the vicious ferocity of sound parenting," says the logline for the next chapter.

In a statement to Variety, HBO said the show plans to tackle the "malignancy of lies, the durability of friendships, the fragility of marriage and, of course, the vicious ferocity of sound parenting".

Of course, there are vicious divorces.

Soon, she must get back to the set, and prepare to face this week's monster - the vicious dog - which, of course, this being The X Files, is more than just a dog - it is, in at least one sense, an alien presence, or possibly the dark side of the human mind.

The "vandals" Dharmapala referred to were the Tamils, of course, and the "vicious paganism" their Hindu faith.