Sentence examples for baleful rise from inspiring English sources
Richard III completes the saga with its account of the baleful rise of Richard of Gloucester through the murdering of his brother the Duke of Clarence and of Edward IV's two sons, who were also Richard's nephews.
Brexit is a vote for change – and if the left can accept that, then change can happen, starting today, here in the UK, and working together across the world, as Varoufakis has proposed with Diem 25, a movement for equality and social justice that stands against the baleful rise of the extreme right.
It overtakes her audience in much the same way that Blanche's baleful past rises up in surging reports from the front line of grief to overwhelm her present.
Next, the Church of England and the rise of baleful secularism.
Get me out of here!" That silent scream rises like a baleful ectoplasm from a production that generally offers little to shiver about, at least not in any pleasurable way.
But from the moment the curtain rises on a panorama of baleful youngsters at the venerable St. James Theater, where the show opened on Tuesday night, it's clear that these kids are going to make themselves at home, even if it means tearing up the place in the process.
But when the ocean rises in this wonderful movie, each leaping wave stares out at us with a baleful eye as if in watchful and worried wait.
Watch this baleful space.
Her baleful stare silences me.
The violence is breathtakingly baleful.
Among the experts who have risen to address these facts, some actually are preachers, or, at least, practitioners of radio ministries — James Dobson, Gary Ezzo — where they have inveighed against the baleful effect of "ideological humanists" on American child rearing.
