Sentence examples for host of baleful from inspiring English sources
After all, the competition between the United States and the Soviet Union, or more broadly between what was then called the Free World and the Communist bloc, had yielded a host of baleful effects.
Unlike Egypt, Tunisia has no history of baleful military rule.
Ms. Jackson has cast a lot of baleful looks in her filmed life.
A legacy of baleful distrust dominates LaBute's internal landscape, as well as the terrain of his unsettling plays.
They engage with the terrible, slippery randomness of things—all those cold, yawning spaces between the stars which are made tolerable by a kind of baleful, ridiculous humour.
Two cellos in crepuscular counterpoint, a creeping melody of tritones and semitones, a lament of baleful intensity from a string orchestra divided into 10 parts.
Both artists seem driven by an American gothic romance: the night is a kind of baleful underworld.
Next, the Church of England and the rise of baleful secularism.
This would have "all sorts of baleful implications", he adds, and may spread like a contagion to other eurozone countries.
This has all sorts of baleful effects, the primary one being the favoring of debt over equity, thereby unbalancing corporate balance sheets.
