Sentence examples for vicious nature from inspiring English sources

He continued: "The vicious nature of fate is part of Richard.

Zooey Deschanel has hit out at the vicious nature of anonymous comments and tweets on the internet.

This is the book that teaches its reader about the vicious nature of unhinged patriarchy but also, about feminist awakening.

Of Mitch Petrus, the offensive guard from Arkansas whom the Giants took in the fifth round, Reese said, "This guy has a vicious nature about him".

At his arraignment, Mr. Phoenix was ordered kept in custody on the recommendation of the prosecutor, Sandra Fried, who cited "the vicious nature of this crime".

Civilisation, in his eyes, had taken a bad turn; he decried the McCarthy era in particular, with its peculiarly narrow-minded, vicious nature.

"I think the destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder govern this country.

So, Thursday night, he laced into John King, excoriated the news media's "destructive, vicious, negative nature," and said he was appalled at King's having asked the question.

He has gone after the "elite media" as well, denouncing the "destructive, vicious, negative nature" of those whose questions he does not like.

"The destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office," Mr. Gingrich said to huge applause.

He slammed the news media's "destructive, vicious, negative nature," said that he was "appalled" that King had asked the question and said that asking it was "as close to despicable as anything I can imagine".