Sentence examples for vicious dislike from inspiring English sources
Having taken a vicious dislike to the cheeky Robert, Brent schemes with Britta (Kate Weber), his sister, to expose the fallacy of Robert's popularity back at school.
It is that the approach of the election, combined with the poisonous mutual dislike of the two main parties' leaderships, has (already) produced an unusually vicious and overheated political atmosphere.
We should read widely, not merely those sources that confirm our own beliefs, nor should we spread a vicious story about someone whose ideas we dislike without thoroughly researching it.
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.
Farmers in Texas (considered the prime market) disliked barbed wire not only because it was vicious, but because it came from Illinois, which meant the north.
Back in 1986, I disliked the deliberate anachronisms (the Roman banker operating a gold pocket calculator, the vicious critic battering a manual typewriter, Pope Paul V addressing Caravaggio as 'you little bugger').
"It was just vicious, vicious.
