In the story, Mark doesn't even try to hide his malice.
But I feel Portia's moral universe of childish choices and pettish ruses, where protestations of fine feeling cannot hide materialism and malice, licenses me to satire.
We should hope that the president-elect will be sobered by the responsibilities of high office and discovers hidden resources of charity (even though malice has been the habit of a lifetime).
Even the lucky few at the top of the new hierarchy would remain insecure, exposed to the envy and malice of those below, albeit hidden behind a show of deference and civility.
Race relations can sometimes be ugly, but race relations won't improve when they are hidden behind the cosmetic veneer of political correctness, deception, malice, and despotism.
I'll avoid telling my son about the way Sullivan's face changed, about the way his eyes became dead cold, blurry blue, and his lips became firm and tight against his teeth in a smile that seemed politely politic, charged with a task of hiding a placid, benign malice toward his audience.
Andhakupa (well with its mouth hidden): It is the hell where a person who harms others with the intention of malice and harms insects is confined.
These collages were intended not to be hidden away but shared; digital keepsakes instantly forwarded around the globe — an almost ingenuous approach to malice.
We've all heard the term – either spoken with malice or respect, depending on the circle you're in – but the growth of this fund structure over the last 80 years is hidden from many of us.
It is never unpleasant to watch Mr. Smith, who likes to play peekaboo with his charm, hiding it now and then behind fleeting shadows of anguish or malice.
