Sentence examples for vicious terms from inspiring English sources

Until now it has proved elusive and leaders of the two factions have spoken of each other in vicious terms and jailed each other's activists.

At a benefit production recently, the first before an audience, there were bursts of hard laughter mixed with nervous chuckles and also some audible gasps, particularly when Max begins insulting Ruth (his daughter-in-law, though he doesn't know it then) in vicious terms.

Of course, it's an obvious absurdity to hear Republicans lamenting a lack of bi-partisanship and a nostalgia for a president whose character they assassinated in the most vicious terms possible (remember -- he and his wife were murderers).

Even if in the present study it was not possible to verify exactly how frequently the applicants had been bullied, we only recorded bullying that the adolescent and her/his parents perceived as significant: particularly intensive, vicious, long-term and traumatizing.

He said she had slandered him "in the most vicious and hurtful terms".

He assailed Peter Arnett, a reporter for CNN, in unusually vicious and unfounded terms; he reminded many of Sen. Joseph McCarthy in the way he attempted to smear Anita Hill at the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Judge Clarence Thomas; he got into a screaming match with NPR reporter Nina Totenberg.

34, 35 Chronic kidney disease and AGEs participate in what has been termed a "vicious cycle", as this condition is associated with increased oxidative and carbonyl stress – that is, the production of reactive carbonyl compounds and AGEs.

"I condemn in the strongest terms the vicious act of terrorism directed against Americans in Gaza today," Mr. Bush said in a statement.

"They do face a very vicious terrorist organisation in terms of Boko Haram, they are investing in and training their armed forces and counter-terrorism abilities," Mr Cameron told MPs. "We have worked with them on that and we are willing to do more work with them on that, particularly if we can make sure that proper processes are in place for dealing with human rights areas.

"Although many Christian and Muslim communities lived as friends and neighbours before the war, the conflict became coded in religious terms and vicious inter-communal violence between Christian and Muslim groups broke out," wrote field researcher Kasper Agger and senior fellow Christopher Day at the Washington-based conflict resolution group the Enough Project.

An early intervention in FM patients seems important, because intervening early in the course of a chronic pain condition may help prevent the vicious cycle of long-term physical and psychological suffering.