Sentence examples for his malice from inspiring English sources

Unable to answer, he redoubled his malice.

That may explain why the other candidates have yet to condemn his malice.

In the story, Mark doesn't even try to hide his malice.

Alan Rickman's performance as the Sheriff of Nottingham: "there's real glee in his malice".

In his (relatively) mellow old age, his sharp wit and unpredictable opinions intact but his malice muted, he was good company.

His malice is rendered harmless by the knowledge that the monstrous potbellies and bowlegs he draws are not real; real deformities are not comic but arouse pity.

There was a quality of savagery about his clothes – hatred in the relentless grip of his collar, malice in the vicious little knot of his tie, defiant acquisitiveness in the skin-tight fit of his coat – his whole body snarled with vindictive triumph over the memory of many dead years of shabbiness".

For years, he and Leo Lerman, the Vogue editor and cultural impresario, correspond as "Marge" and "Myrt," after the competing mother-daughter chorus girls of a thirties radio serial, but, for all his cruising, malice, and laughter, Capote recognizes that his essential need in this period is a quiet study just above the hearth.

Tolomeo, in Giulio Cesare, is a waspish voluptuary who delights in his own malice, while Tamerlano, in the opera that bears his name, is rendered lethal by his utter stupidity.

Stansfield is a brilliant film villain because his menace, malice and mania are entirely unexplained.

In essence, the online acolytes who buoyed Cam'ron and Pusha T (one-half of the Clipse, with his brother Malice) allowed them the luxury of spending the last decade or so reconciling their pre- and post-Internet selves.