Sentence examples for less benevolent from inspiring English sources
Your main concern, you say, is what a future less benevolent government might do.
Come winter, I may feel less benevolent towards wood mice enjoying the good life in the garden.
Its history is less benevolent: the land agent who lived here during the famine years was notoriously ruthless.
(And not just more difficult for the NSA. More difficult for other, perhaps less benevolent, nations' intelligence services as well).
I'm sure there are others in the group that have less benevolent sentiments and are intent on just causing difficulty of one kind or another".
These days, the pious preacher who once walked much of what is now California, bringing Christianity to the American Indians, is viewed in less benevolent terms.
Last in The Weekly Standard that the Galactic Empire represented a "more-or-less benevolent dictatorship" which maintained stability and supported intergalactic trade.
Other companies with less-benevolent founders will now just simply adopt voting and nonvoting share classes.
And indeed, I saw him in rehab the other day - feisty and free of entanglement, but with deep, horrifying scars circling his neck that will forever be a mark of his less-benevolent interaction with man.
Ms. Coles, during the interview, said she does not mind if she comes across as less than benevolent.
"Less a benevolent friend, the United States is seen as a hegemonic power that takes unilateral military action without regard to enormous consequences," he added.
