Sentence examples for vicious delight from inspiring English sources

His vicious delight had nothing to do with the dubious economics of holding the Olympics or the mixed support from the citizens of Chicago.

Imagine the kangaroo court scene in The Dark Knight Rises, but with Cillian Murphy's campy cameo replaced with something more vicious – something that delights in whipping up extreme reactions and doling out aggressively kneejerk pronouncements before ordering everyone to take a DNA paternity test.

By 2011, Sir David so charmed the former Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who had previously dubbed the network as "vicious", that he exclaimed: "I'm delighted you are doing what you are doing".

"Crime novels offer various delights, including atmospheric locations, charismatic detectives, courageous acts, vicious deeds and mysterious events.

As for everyone else, they will view Khan's mayoralty much as they view London - with everything from delight to dislike, with some of the latter of the vicious variety triggered by places and people wrongly deemed irredeemably alien.

So I can't say with certainty there was laziness or even delight in recounting the plainly false tale of Ken's vicious ingratitude.

Other delights in a strong cast include Lucy Black as a splendidly vicious Arsinoé, and Byron Mondahl as Oronte, with his terrible poems and impeccable political connections.

More vicious?

"It was just vicious, vicious.

Even vicious.

"Nothing vicious".