Sentence examples for equally malign from inspiring English sources
Some don't believe them, some see the Taliban as equally malign.
He called Clinton's trip "poorly thought-out gesture politics" reminiscent of the equally malign trip that Jimmy Carter took to Pyongyang in 1994.
And the triumph of the day there belonged to a player equally as maligned as James: Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo.
Equally maligned is the idea that psychiatry or 12-step programs are adequate for curing a disease with physical roots.
It is equally clear that the only regime on offer in most British jails best described as malign neglect serves them particularly poorly.
Films nearly always depict big business as malign.
Each year, however, equally impressive but malign interlopers cut across this scene.
It's about maligning the Saudis".
Obaid-Chinoy saw herself as similarly maligned.
Yet there are equally knowledgeable Welles supporters who say the director is unfairly maligned as a credit hog.
Through the experiences of these characters, she seeks to show the malign impact of European wars and hatreds upon a new but almost equally bloodstained world.
