Sentence examples for vindictiveness of from inspiring English sources

They also destroyed almost everything else of any worth.The vindictiveness of the militias was staggering.

Instead, it was the weird vindictiveness of many of the most prominent blogs.

The vindictiveness of the state is perhaps best illustrated in its treatment of Woodfox's co-defendant, Herman Wallace.

The Thick of It extracted sparkling comedy from the cowardice, ineptitude, rancour, venality and vindictiveness of our rulers.

Every sentence displays the pettiness and the vindictiveness of a man unsuited to the job he holds.

It is hard to comprehend the vindictiveness of those who oppose clemency for Mr. Pollard while refusing to explain why.

"Such action seems to reflect an attitude of vindictiveness to which the church should not yield," he said.

And Netanyahu is way too flip circling the Likud wagons against a rising tide of global anti-Semitism masquerading as anti-Israel vindictiveness instead of doing his best to combat it.

There were a lot of bitter Clinton associates, fund-raisers and supporters wandering the halls, spewing vindictiveness, complaining of slights, scheming about Hillary's roll call and plotting trouble, with some in the Clinton coterie dissing Obama by planning early departures, before the nominee even speaks.

That sort of vindictiveness offers a glimpse of why Snowden does not just come on back and, as some blithely suggest, let the government do what it may.

"We are saddened by this whimsical and capricious display of vindictiveness," said the chairman of the commission, Jose Luis Martin Gascon.