Sentence examples for vicious move from inspiring English sources

The tenor coming out of the conference season was that the party was actually rallying around after the Sun came out against the government, a calculated and vicious move that appeared to galvanise the troops.

Deciding not to respond to the stream of yearning, abasing letters that Brontë wrote once she had returned to Haworth wasn't a vicious move on the Hegers' part, but simply self-preservation.

It's also an especially vicious move on Apple's part, because it seems quite clear that Adobe didn't know this was coming (they've spent many months marketing the upcoming feature, and it obviously took plentiful developer resources to build it).

If he does approve the policies leaked to the Times, it will be one more vicious move from a White House that has made cruelty its trademark.

"When you get into panicked markets as we've had in the past few months, you get these vicious moves which happen on the downside and then to the opposite direction.

His most recent carry, a 57-yard jaunt that included a pretty vicious swim move past an Auburn would-be tackler, gave him a second Heisman moment, joining his ankle-breaking touchdown run against Mississippi earlier this year.

After a new round of peace negotiations failed in 2002, the fighting became more vicious; Lozada moved from Bogotá to the jungle, and began leading combat operations.

"As the regime becomes more and more desperate, we see it resorting to increased lethality and more vicious weapons moving forward, and we have in recent days seen missiles deployed," said Victoria Nuland, a State Department spokeswoman.

"I think it's so venomous, I think it's so vicious that I move for mistrial," said an enraged Gustave H. Newman, Albert Pirro's lead lawyer.

The Arctic can be benign and calm one minute, and ferocious and violent the next, with vicious storms and moving masses of ice.

As co-writer of the vicious noir One False Move, he created a violent redneck role for himself.