Sentence examples for More malicious from inspiring English sources

More malicious in this opera than we're used to, Figaro has concocted a plan to pocket half of Inez's dowry by marrying her to a fellow servant dressed as a nobleman.

More malicious hackers use similar-looking sites to trick you into giving away your password.

All we can do is read the paper every day, searching for more malicious gossip.

But Mr Cheney has no ambition to become president.There is also a more malicious explanation for Mr Cheney's diminishing profile.

Some are more malicious, like the money-grabbing Holocaust hoaxers whose false witness has distressing consequences for real survivors.

When politicians like Ward act with apparent impunity, the acceptable level of debate grows ever more malicious and less rooted in reality.

A second irony, this time more malicious than delectable, fits in here: Mr. Sarkozy's great strengths — his willfulness, energy and frankness — can catch him out.

With Apple's switch to Intel processors and increased visibility in the computing realm, some security experts have expressed concern that more malicious code may be aimed at Macs.

But the description of the security flaw was usually detailed enough for other, perhaps more malicious, hackers to use in carrying out an attack.

That allayed fears that the program could install a more virulent program on the infected computers, or send out more malicious worms.

Her actions had progressed from idle gossip to something more malicious, threatening to shop Julie to the authorities after mistakenly pegging Victor as an immigrant adoptee.