"Instinctively I jerked my head around quickly and looked square into the most vicious face I'd ever seen," she wrote in 'Marathon Woman', her memoir.
We associate political anti-semitism with 1930s Germany, but it had already revealed its vicious face in Russia three decades earlier.
Before I knew it I was dangled upside down to peer under rock ledges, looking for coral-banded shrimp and lobsters, and I spotted the vicious face of a moray eel.
"We saw it in Charlottesville as Klansmen and white supremacists, literally, and neo-Nazis, literally, slunked out of their dark rooms, their digital hideaways, their crazed and vicious faces literally contorted, illuminated by torchlight," he said.
"We saw it in Charlottesville as Klansmen and white supremacists, literally, and neo-Nazis, literally, slunked out of their dark rooms, their digital hideaways, their crazed and vicious faces literally contorted, illuminated by torchlight," said Biden, referencing the Unite the Right rally in Virginia in August 2017 that claimed the life of Heather Heyer.
It was the vicious look on Di Canio's face, the clenched teeth, the tattoo on his right biceps dedicated to Il Duce, the Fascist leader Benito Mussolini.
There are, of course, other responses to the charge of vicious regress facing anti-foundationalists.
Herein lies the vicious cycle faced by the poorest victims of crises (roughly 40% of the country), especially the spendthrift for whom credit is likened to an entitlement and the latest gewgaw, fad or curio is a must-have.
In earlier books, which reflected the simpler but equally vicious climate of face-to-face confrontations in the classroom, Judy Blume explored these issues in titles such as Blubber.
His gaze was direct but meek, and I could see nothing vicious in his face or manner.
Many left their rural hometowns for the more prosperous cities only to face vicious competition for scarce white-collar jobs.
