Sentence examples for downright malice from inspiring English sources

"The fact remains that a few patients kindle aversion, fear, despair or even downright malice in their doctors," he wrote.

He praised her as a "fearless teller of truth" who, he said, had continued to write "undaunted, sometimes by culpable incomprehension, authoritarian hostility and sometimes downright malice".

In a 1978 article in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. James Groves, then a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, described certain personality traits that kindle aversion, fear, despair or even downright malice in doctors.

Buting says Avery did not get a fair trial because of the "bias and the downright malice" that developed from the $36m civil lawsuit for 18 years of wrongful conviction he had just taken out against Manitowoc County, its sheriff, and its district attorney.

Yes, malice.

Typical malice.

Downright Stengelian.

Downright unAmerican?

Palace Malice in third.

I believe in malice".

"It's just malice.