Sentence examples for vindictive nature from inspiring English sources

"Consumers recognize the difference between lighthearted ads and the more vindictive nature of advertising by some competitors".

Given the vindictive nature of the climate, energy conservation was always going to have a big say in the outcome of this one.

Despite his successes Mr.Schwarz was also the subject ofcomplaints by some board membersand many players, who criticizedhis musicianship and whatthey called a harsh, vindictive nature,portrayals that Mr. Schwarzhas steadfastly rebutted over theyears.

It also reflected his horror at the Depression and his determination that the vindictive nature of the post-World War I peace process, which saddled Germany with huge, destabilizing debts, not be repeated.

And many chief executives took notice of the vindictive nature of the Saudi response to the criticism from Canada this summer over Saudi Arabia's arrest of human rights activists: The kingdom instructed its investment mangers to start dumping its stakes in shares of Canadian companies, even if the sales would result in losses.

Jónas's condemnation of the massacre of Basque whalers (based on a real event in 1615) results in his politically-motivated persecution and his banishment for compiling a book chimes with the experience of oppressed writers today: "I felt the heat of the animosity they bear towards me, the vindictive nature that drives a man to destroy the neighbour in a fire as if he were a banned book.

Pride fueled so much of Ewing's success but ultimately blinded him from making the necessary concessions against the vindictive forces of nature, at least in New York.

By talking so openly about the exhausting nature of his treatment, and the impact of vindictive mockery, he invites us to count our blessings and offers implicit support to fellow sufferers.

No question about it, the place is gorgeous – whatever nature had taken away by sending deluges of Atlantic rain and vindictive insects, it had given back in spades with stunning marine life, dramatic rock formations and priceless sunsets.

Mr Mosley may yet launch a new libel action against the paper over allegations that he lied about the nature of the parties, but told the committee he was worried about being perceived as "money-grabbing or vindictive".

In Sunday's statement, James Winkler, Cook's attorney, described Brinkley as "a calculating vindictive woman who uses her smiley looks, a creative PR team and antagonistic lawyers to hide her truly mean-spirited nature".