Sentence examples for i am malicious from inspiring English sources

"I confess, I am malicious enough to desire that the world should see to how much better purpose the ladies travel than their lords; and that, whilst it is surfeited with Male-Travels, all in the same tone and stuffed with the same trifles; a lady has the skill to strike out a new path, and to embellish a worn-out subject, with variety of fresh and elegant entertainment," writes Astell.

That is, x E i L = x E i, if SU i is honest x E i ′, if SU i is malicious (8)  .

In the second step, each node floods the network with a table containing its closest Nu neighbors, and its locally computed EAIFi, which maybe falsified if node i is malicious.

"I doubt it was malicious, not that it makes it any better".

Strauss said last night: "I thought it was malicious for the South Africans to announce it to the media without being totally clear in their minds what they were going to do or whether they were going to put in a formal complaint.

Rogers said, "Whether it was joking or whether it was malicious, I just heard so many different things that scarred me and made me think that there's no chance I'm ever going to come out -- ever -- to anyone.

"I don't think it's malicious intent on the part of American women, I think it's just that we are not educating women in our own country".

"I have seen it again and I don't think it was malicious but Valencia has mistimed it badly and unfortunately it might cost us a player.

After watching a replay, Palmer said, "I don't think it was malicious at all".

"I don't think it was malicious," a magnanimous Nigel Clough, the Sheffield United manager, said.

I'm not saying it was malicious, because the men were very different one-on-one, but there was a lot of playing to the crowd.