Sentence examples for with a vindictiveness from inspiring English sources

That is, of course, how the Kremlin's ever loyal media will try to frame it – ignoring the fact that the Russia in which they live treats its own dissidents with a vindictiveness unseen for many decades.

A second crucial part of the tabloid coverage has been to overemphasise the importance of the England manager, who has been pursued with a vindictiveness usually reserved for politicians; a strategy that has obscured the real structural, economic and social problems in English football's recruitment, coaching and development.

There appears to be a vindictiveness about this".

The U.F.T. may harbor a vindictiveness toward Moskowitz that goes back to her Council hearings.

"The early post-mortem [of the military crackdown] is that the authorities feel vindicated and underlying that vindication is a vindictiveness.

Especially if this particular animal was, in Philbrick's fine phrase, "a whale with the vindictiveness and guile of a man," a sea beast with the ways and means to ram the whaler Essex and head-butt it into oblivion on a calm November day in 1820, leaving the shipwrecked crew to fend for itself in an unforgiving ocean.

Smith (R-N.J). said that what happened to the Bitkovs "raise[s] grave questions about why the CICIG would pursue — with such vindictiveness — a family that sought safety in Guatemala". The calls to cut funding for the CICIG have followed.

Anything short of total loyalty incurred his wrath and often provoked a vendetta which he pursued with all the vindictiveness he had shown as an 11-year-old who, denied a canary as a pet, plucked all its feathers out.

An increasing paranoia combined with growing sadistic vindictiveness is pretty much a given.

She was impassive, and spoke with no vindictiveness.

Across Britain, people are being punished with historic vindictiveness by magistrates' courts and the police.