Sentence examples for malevolent terms from inspiring English sources

In his own malevolent terms, the number of people Choudary helped recruit to terrorism and the fact he did it under their noses represents a victory for his cause, and an added challenge to those whose values oppose it.

Such spiritual beings when regarded as benevolent are usually called angels in Western religions; those viewed as malevolent are termed demons.

Though it has commonly been associated with an evil or malevolent spirit, the term originally meant a spiritual being that influenced a person's character.

This is the catch-all term for malevolent software that infects an individual's computer to monitor communications for confidential information such as banking passwords, credit card details and social media logins.

Angels who attempted to pervert the message of the ultimate celestial being in order to confuse man's understanding of his present boundary situation as a terrestrial being or his destiny as a supraterrestrial being though not always termed demons are malevolent in function.

Bean's play, you splutter, "appears intent upon defaming refugees to England in terms of the malevolent stereotypes and caricatures you find in The Sun".

"Coolidge's speech was filled with empty rhetoric and did not forecast a real break with the past in terms of U.S. malevolent designs on Cuba and the rest of the region," said Peter Kornbluh, an author of "Back Channel to Cuba," which recounts the history of secret negotiations between the American and Cuban governments over 50 years.

We should recognize his concerns and frame it in terms of a misunderstanding with no malevolent intent and that we will make sure there is no recurrence....If he has to leave so be it.

There was little doubt that what Swartz was doing was wrong, but his actions didn't seem to be malevolent or worthy of a 35-year jail term.

So even in the most ideal scenario in their terms, a risk which obtains if only one malevolent person escapes is still, for them, massively significant.

It isn't malevolent as often as it's mindless in civic-republican, non-market terms.