Sentence examples similar to vindictive displays from inspiring English sources
Well, look at this.' " So, here at his retrospective, Nichols both masked and displayed his vindictive triumph.
As I once wrote of some party members' attempts to restrict the Israeli media by amending libel laws, the new Likudniks display "both the eagerness of the newly powerful and the vindictive frustration of the still-marginalized".
Albeit in fragmented fashion, they capture Nixon in all his complexity: lonely, vindictive and deceitful, gauche and insecure to the point of paranoia, yet also displaying the odd flash of empathy, and an unarguable if perverse strategic brilliance.
Of the many extravagant pleasures in Sondheim's lyrics, none display his precocious expertise — "Gypsy" was only his second show — better than the stunning "Rose's Turn," Momma Rose's fantasy of vindictive triumph: "Hold your hats and hallelujah / Momma's gonna show it to ya," she begins, then swings manically from elation to desolation.
He can be very vindictive".
They are being vindictive.
"As vindictive as he was?
