Word: spiteful
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...decisions have already been made,” said Weary Professor of German and Comparative Literature Judith L. Ryan in an interview last month. “If we don’t already come to the same decisions, then these decisions are just going to be made in spite of us anyway...
...have great opportunity to forge and change the future,” she said, urging students to remember the works and dreams of leading humanitarians in our history like Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lennon. She reminded her audience that, in spite of their passings, the dreams of these influential figures have not been forgotten...
...first time viewer [of my films] it is not strange to perceive them as strange or unfamiliar. But I have tried to provide points of access for you into them.” And indeed he did: the characters that populate his films, in spite of their inhabitation of a distant continent during a remote century, are comprehensible, relatable, and accessible. The HFA should strive to makes its screenings the same...
...fundamental problem is that, in spite of mouthing pleasant words, Harvard real estate has never wanted to come to the table as an equal partner with residents,” says Peter Kemble, who lives near Mather House and graduated from Harvard’s Graduate School of Design in 1967. “The premise has always been, ‘It’s Harvard’s land, we’ll do whatever we want and to hell with...
...focus on the best interests of another person, even their own child. As Bryant said in a recent speech, couples who appear in her court tend to carry "with them not just baggage, but an entire caravan of family values, views and expectations." For every mother who, filled with spite, does all she can to limit her ex-husband's time with his children, there's a father who doesn't show up when he should or defaults on child support. Maybe he's stopped caring - or never did; maybe he finds it too distressing or insulting...