Sentence examples for feeling malicious from inspiring English sources

So, if I was feeling malicious towards you, if I hadn't taken my sacred vow of the Hippocratic oath, it would be quite easy for me to kill you with air, to kill you with water, or to kill you with any number of things that are, in moderation, essential for life.

This feels malicious and nasty.

Eminem's words seem less like a brazen representation of his true, malicious feelings, and more like an attempt to touch on two very different, yet comparable intersections in contemporary American culture: our desire to be shocked and our obsession with celebrity.

"I felt really bad because I wasn't trying to hurt his feelings or be malicious.

We never had malicious feelings or tried to play dirty football.

He found that the more closely their feelings aligned with malicious envy the more they complained about the person they envied.

The malicious and erotic feelings aroused by the start of the story, however, cannot be fitted into the new context; deserted by the nimble intellect, these feelings gush out in laughter like air from a punctured tire.

According to The Hindu, Yerraguntla Shyam Sundar filed it arguing that the editor and Dhoni "deliberately and with malicious intent outraged the feeling of Hindus at large".

Under Indian law, jail terms of up to three years can be awarded for "deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs," including outrage caused by either the spoken or the written word.

The Hindu nationalist group Shiksha Bachao Andolan filed a civil suit against Penguin Books India in 2011, claiming that Wendy Doniger's "The Hindus: An Alternative History,"  disparaged Hinduism and was guilty of  "deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings". .

Under Section 295(a) of Burma's Penal Code, it is a criminal offense to undertake "Deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs".