Sentence examples for vicious feels from inspiring English sources

If Vicious feels pre-Office, then this Midlands job centre-based comedy is more like Office copy.

An ugly object or vicious action feels odious, disagreeable, and undesirable.

Although he praised Gary Oldman's performance as Vicious, Lydon felt Oldman only captured "the stage persona as opposed to the real person".

When Offred holds the dictionary a moment too long, it feels vicious; we half-expect her to eat it.

Perhaps the point is not to win the war but to remain trapped in this vicious circle, which feels perversely comforting because it offers a sense of unified national identity as nothing else can in our otherwise deeply divided nation.

But if the film feels more vicious, it may be because the violence is entirely without poetry.

Something about them feels unnecessarily vicious, perhaps because this category of people is so easy to lampoon.

It probably has been true in every phase of life, but in the city it feels really vicious.

Yet the debacle adds to the vicious hostility people feel towards politicians in general.

Converse can only hope the families of Ian Curtis, Sid Vicious and Hunter S Thompson feel the same way.

Once, after losing a lens in a vicious wipeout, he felt something odd in his mouth and spat out the missing lens.