act of vengeance

He would kill him and leave the world with an act of vengeance.

Still, I hope you appreciate my little act of vengeance.

But even then, he did not want the trials to be seen as an act of vengeance.

It was also regarded as a necessary act of vengeance.

Sometimes, they are taken as a prank or an act of vengeance.

Until this moment, he had always believed that the dream pointed to a final act of vengeance by one against the other.

If that was an act of vengeance, the killer certainly must have had a reason."

The state does so simply as an act of vengeance (sometimes euphemistically called justice).

Hieronimo says these words prior to his act of vengeance.

Any act of vengeance that might explain the killer's mind-set.

It is an act of vengeance that brings no real peace to the vengeful.

In medieval Europe, an accepted act of vengeance was to cut off the enemy's nose.

Ubel is taken down by Nova in an act of vengeance.

Virtually every plot development involves a betrayal or act of vengeance.

If this business should end badly, the magistrate mustn't see it as an act of vengeance, with us taking the law into our own hands.

"I owe this act of vengeance to every Bekeem who died without a home!"

No country that slaughters its own citizens in an act of vengeance can be considered civilized.

It was almost like an act of vengeance.

'It was a good existence and might have continued so but for one, reckless act of vengeance.

The people considered this an act of vengeance.

I suspected it was the Pale Woman's last act of vengeance.

"I thought you said you were through with acts of vengeance.

Before then, however, there was one last task he must perform, one final act of vengeance in this place.

A petty act of vengeance for interfering with her last red ditto.

In the course of their next two or three meetings he frequently repeated this little act of vengeance.