There is no intellectual or scientific case left for racism, for the baleful doctrines of eugenics.
This is without taking into account the exciting opportunities afforded for expressions of baleful spite worthy of those witch-like stalwarts of French thrillers, les corbeaux, anonymous letter writers whose lives are all grassing-up in green ink, restless curtains and asperity.
So we can specifically blame libertarians for the baleful state of America's health-care system because libertarian ideology is that variable social force without which the natural apotheosis of the American social insurance state would have been clinched.
For his baleful image, Pacino dropped a prime painterly convention and chose a literary cue.
But a pattern, baleful for Iranian diplomacy, is starting to emerge.
But that story certainly has its comic moments; "A Report to an Academy", for all its baleful message, is a comedy; and "The Stoker" is positively jolly.
The modern ballet landscape is ripe for Scruton's baleful scrutiny, littered with meaningless displays of angst and gymnastics.
Having been spurned in his effort to have his first play, "Tamburlaine," staged, and hungry for lusty adventure, Kit prevails upon his loyal friend for an introduction to his uncle, Sir Francis Walsingham, the baleful spymaster for the queen.
But because we've so long let cars dominate city life, we take them, and their baleful effects, for granted.
Third, Americans are catching on to the scourge of the nation's raging inequality, and its baleful consequences for our economy and democracy.
