from spite造句

• He continued to support the team by joining the cheerleading squad as a sophomore, partly from spite.
• Whether from spite, envy or admiration, Ms . Chavez said, someone gazed overly long at her granddaughter and in so doing marked her with the evil eye, or " mal de ojo ."
• But Bernard consciously assumes some stylisation of language : He rehearses his public lecture in heightened, flamboyant rhetoric; and he unleashes a " performance art " polemic against Valentine's scientific thought, not from spite but for " recreation ".
• Hooker's speech ended by satirising their opponents of evolution at the 1860 meeting as an uncivilised tribe who saw " every new moon as a new creation of their gods " and ate " the missionaries of the most enlightened nation " for explaining the truth . " The priests first attacked the new doctrine and with fury . . . the medicine men, however, sided with the missionaries  many from spite to the priests, but a few, i could see, from conviction . " Now after six years, the elders were baptised in the new faith and applauded their president for leading them out of the wilderness.