Sentence examples for malevolent thing from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the problem, it's the darkest most malevolent thing you've ever seen," said Terry Johnson, a former Portsmouth coroner who is now a state assemblyman.

The most malevolent thing Ian McKellen managed as lead villain Number Two was to eat a piece of cherry cake with a faintly ominous scowl.

"Once a drug goes into the Canadian market, it's outside F.D.A. jurisdiction," Mr. Hubbard said, adding that "all sorts of malevolent things" could happen to drugs there.

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Must we concede that all of the malevolent things the Internet enables people to do without censure or sanction are actually not wrong?

Noel's House Party gave us Uri Geller bending spoons with his mind, Jeremy Clarkson getting gunged, and, unforgettably, Mr Blobby, the malevolent distended man-thing who came to haunt the nation's psyche.

Sometime in the last decade, her liberal foes evidently decided that whole "malevolent, power-mad shrew" thing sounded pretty good, too.

Like most people, I was taught that pressure is a negative thing, a malevolent weight we're under, a cruel and impersonal outside force, pressing down on us from above, holding us back.

In Central European Jewish folklore, a dybbuk isn't a good thing, but a malevolent spirit that enters and possesses the body of a living person.

We all know there are few things in the world more malevolent than the PE teacher.

That kind of thing is one sort of British racism; not exactly malevolent, but unthinking and with consequences unimaginable to the perpetrator, who hardly suspects offence has been given.