Sentence examples for inherently malicious from inspiring English sources

A successful landowner who regards the Woman's body, like the surrounding trees and fields, as his property and who burns villages for the supposed protection it affords, the Protector is less inherently malicious than the product of his time, though he does suffer the sin of pride.

There's nothing inherently malicious about airing a candidate's finances -- in fact, it's just good journalism.

From the start, he inherently understood that video games were meant to be malicious, and that they should have ambitions, above all else, to inflict pain on those that played them.

"This inherently puts users at risk, because their web traffic will be vulnerable to malicious attacks and government eavesdropping".

This isn't a plot that's inherently comedic at all, and even though the midnight-movie tradition that's sprung up around the movie isn't malicious in intent, it's strange being in a theatre full of people goading Johnny to kill himself.

Malicious distribution.

Malicious detachment.

Many were malicious.

It was nothing malicious.

"This is a malicious lie.

Inherently unconstitutional.