Sentences with phrase «pure spite»

That's just the kind of politician Cuomo is — an ultra-cynical lying snake who does things like help Republicans keep control of the state Senate, or lie about why Port Authority tolls are being raised, or get in a pissing match with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio out of pure spite.

What will make this worse is if your child will end up failing every Science test during their academic career out of pure spite.

When Cox started pursuing Notts County defender Craig Short, Warnock pushed the price up to # 2.6 million out of pure spite — meaning that Cox's club Derby County, he estimates, were overcharged by around # 1.5 million.

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Or is it that they KNOW it is pure, unadulterated, hypocrisy and in SPITE of that knowledge they could.

The new church, in spite of whatever human goodness it may foster, can be henceforth counted on as a staunch ally in every attempt to stifle the spontaneous religious spirit, and to stop all later bubblings of the fountain from which in purer days it drew its own supply of inspiration.

The TUC has accused the coalition of legislating out of «pure political spite» rather than genuinely taking action to tackle rich corporate lobbyists.

A party that is not okay with inflicting a large amount of damage and destruction for pure political spite might not be inclined, morally or ethically, to engage in blanket obstruction.

In spite of this impressive lineage, the Pug Zu himself likely dates back to the 1980s when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to produce pups free from many of the health issues of their pure - bred parents.

In spite of this historic background, the Shorgi himself likely appeared in the 1980s when breeders first began crossing pure - bred dogs to create pups that were free of the health issues that plagued their pure - bred parents.

In spite of being a figurative artist, his paintings suggest non-conventional ideas, as he focuses on the composition and the chromatic harmony rather than pure description.»

«So Pasmore, in spite of his abortive pursuit of pure abstraction, joined the ranks of the British semi abstract painters, Lanyon, Hilton, Scott, Hodgkin, and others, who can not commit to a full hearted abstraction, but in their irresolution on the question offer succour to all those who hold on to that naturalistic spatial illusion, or hints of such, that keeps their work linked to the old English traditions of poeticised landscape reference»

It is, in fact, so simple, so pure, so ideal and so perfect that, in spite of itself, it often seems to belong to another world.

The fact that CO2 concentrations many times the current levels led to no «tipping points» also speaks to this; the earth glaciated in spite of high CO2 levels and warmed in spite of low levels; speaking of «reinforcement» is pure speculation.

Yet these models, in spite of their proximity to pure, cold, hard, objective facts — the material universe itself — produce contradictions, even when they model something as apparently simple as the climate.