Even now, Lord Black, confrontational to the last, sees himself as a victim of the "spite and envy" of others rather than of his own towering ego.
Another agency, a bitter competitor of Burns, learned about the tap and warned the victims out of spite.
Ms Rousseff told me that she was a victim of Mr Cunha's spite and revenge.
A passenger on a runaway trolley doesn't seem to kill the victim of that trolley in spite of the fact that his weight adds to the momentum of the trolley and, hence, there is a transfer of energy between the two.
If Dr. Guilford had played her injurious little trick on 226 victims as a joke or out of spite, the public would have taken a very severe view..
However, the earthquake survivors seem to have higher levels of support-seeking behavior than flood victims in spite of more seriously diminished objective, subjective and total social support [ 44].
"People use this kind of virus only because they are immature or out of spite to cause damage to the victim". Known as a "wiper,'' the malware starts by shutting down antivirus and security software.
Since many crush victims in spite of being rescued alive from under the rubble die afterward due to lack of dialysis possibilities, the terminology of 'renal disaster' was introduced after the Armenian earthquake.
Many good people I know loathe and hate Thatcher as if she was personally responsible for the decay of British industry, as if the unions were innocent victims of her casual spite, as if council house sales were imposed on an unwilling public, as if Thatcher set back women's rights a generation.
But I was so thoroughly the victim of current romantic attitudes that, in spite of that recognition, I was unable to withstand a sickening feeling that a woman worth her salt would have been too powerfully attractive to allow this disaster to happen.
