Sentence examples for will spite from inspiring English sources

Anger, frustration, hatred, ill will, spite?

Some of these people will spite the humanists for crowing about the figures, and conclude the humanists sound very religious in doing so.

"The overriding necessity in ill will, spite and hatred cases is almost always that the people involved knew each other, that the animosity is something that has grown over time".

"What did they show you to buttress their position that George Zimmerman is before you acting with ill will, spite or hatred, and just hated Trayvon Martin that night?" he said.

"You can't look at those pictures and say that what was visited upon George Zimmerman was not evidence of ill will, spite and hatred," Mr. O'Mara said, using legal terms that apply to the second-degree murder charge.

Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's lead attorney, claimed the state attorney's office had not produced a single witness to support their assertion that he acted with ill will, spite or hatred when he shot and killed the unarmed Martin, 17, in a confrontation at Sanford's Retreat at Twin Lakes gated community on 26 February last year.

Those three words are important because a second-degree murder conviction requires the demonstration of a "depraved mind," one that harbored hatred, ill will or spite.

That charge required Mr. Zimmerman to have evinced a "depraved mind," brimming with ill will, hatred, spite or evil intent, when he shot Mr. Martin.

The murder charge required a showing that Mr. Zimmerman was full of ill will, hatred, spite or evil intent when he shot Mr. Martin.

Mark O'Mara, one of Mr. Zimmerman's lawyers, flipped the argument to ask the witnesses whether Mr. Zimmerman sounded full of "hatred," "ill will" or "spite".

To find Mr. Zimmerman guilty of second-degree murder, jurors must agree that he shot Mr. Martin out of ill will, hatred, spite or an evil intent, a "depraved mind".