Sentence examples for vindictive personality from inspiring English sources
But critics say Mr. Daley's suave exterior can hide a vindictive personality.
Many of her followers dreaded the sight of Iran and the America achieving a detente that might bolster a regime they are now bent on undermining.At home, Mr Ahmadinejad's imperious and vindictive personality has alienated many conservatives, too.
But while he quotes a family member who contends that this suicide "made the terror inevitable" by fueling the dictator's vengeful rage, he points out that Stalin's vindictive personality had been shaped long ago and that "the Terror itself was the result of vast political, economic and diplomatic forces".
I've never been a vindictive person.
"There was another version of him," Black says of his attractively flawed hero, "a personality within a personality, malcontent, vindictive, ever ready to provoke".
I hate talking about politics in terms of personalities, and I find the vindictive tone towards Gordon Brown - booing him at a D-Day commemoration? - unpleasant.
From the start, Dench's voiceover uncovers her real personality: she's bitter, lonely and vindictive, and especially self-deluding, seeing herself at one time as "nurse, beloved friend and wise counsel" when "vengeful leech" might be more appropriate.
Adjectives that have been used to describe facets of his personality include "remote", "lonely", "secretive", "introverted", "melancholic", "humorless", "puritanical", "cruel", "vindictive" and, perhaps worst of all, "unforgiving".
It was designed to create a population with no political personality or affiliation – other than to the head of what would become, in my children's generation, a vindictive family mafia, monopolising business and power with the crudest of propaganda machines and the most lethal of security services.
He can be very vindictive".
