Sentence examples for vindictive spirit from inspiring English sources

The vodyanoy is essentially an evil and vindictive spirit whose favourite sport is drowning humans.

I feel there's a vindictive spirit, a mob mentality has taken over".

Temperamentally, both men have a vindictive spirit toward their enemies and a willingness to spend money to punish them.

Much of the chatter revolves around his transparently vindictive spirit — particularly toward Obama's legacy — and his customary ridiculousness.

From The Wall Street Journal: Other defense lawyers contended that the case shouldn't have been brought, and reflected the vindictive spirit of the era.

Homosexuality was, for the most part, decriminalized in England that year, but the bias against it was far from banished; Orton, in the vindictive spirit of his comedy, wanted to put it to the "norms," as he called them.

Some harassees are perfect victims — they cleanly and clearly refuse all propositions and call out all inappropriate comments, do not suffer any setbacks at work that might be construed as their own fault rather than retribution, and then file an amply documented complaint with the correct authority in a non-vindictive spirit.

The nasty, vindictive tone of the campaign.

A vindictive tone surfaced periodically in the book.

.] expulsion from it was to be the only punishment inflicted on those who deserve a severer one".2 His proceedings were, however, marked by a vindictive and cruel spirit quite at variance with the tenor of these instructions.

"It appears to make her look vindictive.