A prideful man, he never reined in her
vengefulness, until it was too late.
"This shows Prime Minister Imran Khan is a captive of his own ego and self-centred politics that is based on
vengefulness and hatred," said Aurangzeb in her statement.
Vengefulness, vindictiveness and hatred among rival supporters would be reduced, he added.
The demand of slicing a pound of flesh from Antonio's breast is transparently malign, and Shylock's
vengefulness and obstinacy in refusing a more than just offer makes him unreasonable in the extreme.
It is true, as Kaplan says, that "trauma can never be 'healed' in the sense of a return to how things were before a catastrophe took place, or before one witnessed a catastrophe" (19), but it is crucial to support a culture of forgiveness instead of victimhood and
vengefulness, as the latter hinder reconciliation and healing.
Indeed, the current conjuncture is distressing precisely because hate-mongering and
vengefulness are the name of the game the world over.
By brushing against these other characters with his furry body, Dog mobilizes the feelings mapped onto him by Elizabeth Sawyer's
vengefulness, not transmitting them through infection of the blood as the play's early metaphors suggest but freeing emotions already present in his victims, exacerbating them beyond the bounds of what is tolerable in Edmonton.
The statement said the family hoped the Benedictine order in charge of the site, which is marked by a 152-metre (500 ft) high cross, would prevent the state's "
vengefulness", the papers said.
(94) Intrinsic religious orientation was negatively related to reported
vengefulness (95) and punitiveness toward vigilantism, (96) suggesting that intrinsically religious individuals are less accepting of punishing wrongdoers.
Instead, the party was dominated by the
vengefulness, arrogance, and impudence of a small group of friends of the chairman who were detached from the party base.
More the pity, today what one can see is a new media landscape that is ruled by vandalism,
vengefulness and malice.
The impossibility of forgiveness: Shame fantasies as instigators of
vengefulness in Euripides' Medea.
vengefulness - a malevolent desire for revenge