Sentence examples for vicious opponents from inspiring English sources

"Today, the voices of fairness and equality prevailed, and these students' rights and dignity prevailed against overwhelming odds and vicious opponents in the state Legislature," Griffin said.

For a while, Cormier lost the aggressiveness that made him a vicious opponent, but eventually it returned, channeled more productively.

At the All-Valley Karate Tournament, limping Daniel LaRusso delivers a championship-winning crane kick to the head of his vicious opponent, Johnny Lawrence.

There's one character in "Pride" whose conflicts offer potential cinematic interest: Maureen Barry (played by Lisa Palfrey), a widow and mother of two sons, who is the strike committee's most vociferous and vicious opponent of the London gay delegation.

FOR runners training to run 26.2 miles in one of the 90-plus marathons in the United States this fall, the brutally hot and humid weather of last Sunday's Chicago Marathon was a reminder of the most vicious opponent in the sport: Mother Nature.

"Cancer is a vicious opponent," he said.

But the death of a homeless man and the disappearance of his daughter draw private investigator Charlie Parker, who will encounter a most vicious opponent.  .

In December, at the U.K. Championship, the injured O'Sullivan was, by turns, kindly and vicious toward opponents.

It was a bitter pill for movement veterans to swallow since the agents' boss, J. Edgar Hoover, was as vicious an opponent as any Southern Dixiecrat.

Today marks the seventh anniversary of a vicious crackdown on opponents of the Castro regime in Cuba.

"If you need someone to get vicious toward an opponent," Trump told a magazine reporter in 1979, "you get Roy".