Sentence examples for vicious you from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, the so-called Indominus Rex cons its way out of its concrete-walled enclosure it's cunning as well as well as vicious, you see and sets about snacking on the park's woefully under-equipped security staff.

If you're tossing back pints at the Upper East Side pick-up bar Brother Jimmy's or Soho's sauna-like Sweet and Vicious, you may be approached to be on "Strictly Personal," an interactive personal-ads show on MetroChannel.

Vicious begins Reed's second solo album in exactly the way that you would wish, with the poet laureate of Manhattan spitting out the Warhol inspired lyrics – "Vicious: you hit me with a flower" – while Mick Ronson, cutting through everything, embodies the song's threat.

"Vicious, you hit me with a flower," Lou Reed once sang, and he may as well have been referring to the seeds of the canna indica flower, apparently used by those loyal to the British during the Indian rebellion of 1857 when they ran out of shot.

Eva's tone is elegiac, a toast written for some future wake to be held in honor of the glorious, impending past: "But you said that if the U.S. were to fall or founder during your lifetime, collapse economically, be overrun by an aggressor, or corrupt from within into something vicious, you would weep".

"[W]hen you pronounce any action or character to be vicious, you mean nothing, but that from the constitution of your nature you have a feeling or sentiment of blame from the contemplation of it.

Why would you do that to somebody you love?" It's a vicious circle: You love them because you don't like yourself.

Why would you do that to somebody you love?" It's a vicious circle: you love them because you don't like yourself.

Jake explained: "The problem is the vicious circle you get into: you're living in the suburbs, your commute is long, you get into work on a crowded train and you're already tired because you've been standing up.

"You can be vicious and you can hit people hard, but do it the right way," Whitner said.

The cycle that sets in can be described either as virtuous (if you're a beverage company) or vicious (if you're anyone else).