Sentence examples similar to deeply malevolent from inspiring English sources
Footage of 60 years ago captures the routines of the deeply malevolent-looking Charlie Drake, a supposedly comic figure with the sardonic menace of a Dickens villain, and of Ted Ray or Charlie Chester, who hailed from the music-hall tradition.
His stare is deeply unsettling: is it malevolent?
Although violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people was most extreme in Queensland, a conservative national extrapolation potentially adds another deeply unsettling dimension to Australia's malevolent recent history.
It is not entirely ridiculous to suggest that, if Helen Boaden woke up one morning deeply unhappy with her lot and rabidly malevolent towards, say, Tony Blair, the Government would implode by the early evening.
Stewart, who loved to be silly and vulgar as much as anybody, was also deeply respectful, humble, kind — he mocked the powerful and the malevolent and instinctively defended everybody else.
Farmiga and Patrick Wilson play the Warrens as conventional people with a deeply weird job as they investigate a 1971 incident in which a family believed they were being terrorised by malevolent forces in their new home in Rhode Island (Lily Taylor and Ron Livingston are the besieged couple).
