Sentence examples for face malign from inspiring English sources

Non-whites will, at best, face malign neglect, but local police will feel freer to violate their civil rights, and the 11 million illegal immigrants appear to loom especially large on Trump's radar, with mass deportation strategies from the Eisenhower era viewed as a possible model.

"Officers who are rated face unfair maligning without any opportunity to defend themselves," said Jerry Dyer, the chief of the Fresno Police Department and president of the California Police Chiefs Association.

The film, broadcast in November, purports to show the "true" and wholly malign face of an anti-national.

Gormley stressed that no alternative constellation of parties heading another government could do any better in the face of the malign global economic forces battering the country.

On one side, the malign alliance of Nigel Farage and George Galloway, their slimy faces visibly dripping in the torchlight.

Although Aaron and other black contemporaries were spared the ordeal of toppling the formal barrier of baseball's color line, they faced, almost daily, the malign inheritance of bigotry.

Kafkaesque is a word which has come to mean the individual's helplessness in the face of an incompetent or malign state apparatus.

Even in the face of seemingly external tactics to malign this noble gentleman as a self-proclaimed revolutionary, he did well and served his people.

The regime is facing mounting international pressure for years of malign behavior in the neighborhood.

The regime is facing mounting international pressure for years of malign behaviour in the neighbourhood..

Creating political turmoil here does that — it means we are not able to focus as we should on the important economic and national security issues facing the country, to include Russia's malign behavior in the world".