| I raised my arms in the air in jubilation, and grinned vindictively at the student section, which again was silenced. |
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| Should military force subsequently be used excessively or vindictively in that country, this judgment could again be reversed. |
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| The judge knew we had all these debts and yet he punitively and vindictively imposed these defence costs on us as well. |
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| She uses it rather vindictively, humiliating him, dressing him up in a woman's dress. |
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| It hurts when you know that someone has set out to be vindictively destructive and to target your church. |
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| While the majority thought the Minister was right to have resigned, almost two thirds thought his lover had acted vindictively. |
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| Next ball, as if vindictively, he reverted to a hideous, shameless cross-batted slog near midwicket for six. |
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| My own opinion is that I don't think her comment was meant vindictively, in the sense of being pre-meditated or politically strategic. |
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| It was getting nasty, two big women were taking swings at each other while they vindictively screamed obscenities which, to my disappointment, were beeped out. |
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| Daniel crushed a stray piece of paper in his coat pocket vindictively. |
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| But the greatest controversy concerns the character of the racist cop who pursues Carter vindictively, lying, cheating and forging a signature in an effort to frame him. |
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| Her pages are filled with examples, but it is the story of the vindictively suicidal one-legged woman that drives this point home. |
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| The Tories are vindictively planning to accelerate trade union demise by introducing new rules regarding minimum turnout in ballots for a strike. |
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| He alleged the comments were demeaning, humiliating and offensive to him and were vindictively used to deny him remedies in certain instances. |
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| London was famously charismatic, but to those closest to him, he could be vindictively cruel. |
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| The governor also sued Madigan and vindictively cut funding for the Illinois Arts Council headed by Madigan's wife. |
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| Her face visibly hardened and she looked at her sister vindictively. |
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| The Captain's civilian lawyer has said the charges were vindictively added as part of an effort to cover up the military's mistake and initial overreaction. |
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| So new evidence that staff in his office vindictively schemed to snarl traffic in a rival's district has something of a ho-hum quality. |
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| Fox News anchor Glenn Beck says the program reminds him of 1984, suggesting it will be forced on families with overweight children by the fat police. So far, so pathetically, vindictively crazy. |
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| Crosland, vindictively reacted to Douglas's discovery that De Profundis was addressed to him and defensively tried to distance him from Wilde's scandalous reputation. |
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