Sentence examples for malevolent will from inspiring English sources

The shark of "Jaws," as conceived by Peter Benchley, the author of the best-selling 1973 novel, is a natural predator exaggerated just enough to turn it into an acceptable horror-story nemesis: it's described as a "rogue," with atypical feeding patterns that almost suggest a purpose, a malevolent will; and it's larger than normal, making it, of course, that much harder to kill.

Whether these changes will be benign or malevolent will depend in no small part on U.S. diplomacy.

"But if you are malevolent, you will never change".

Even worse, this malevolent person will be able to taunt you with science.

David fears that a malevolent spirit will kill him on his 21st birthday in revenge for a fatal car wreck.

And Hopkins's seething, malevolent Lecter will occupy a permanent place in your nightmares.

Any examination of this malevolent myth will quickly reveal that militant Christian dominionist officers and chaplains are in fact waging a "War" against their helpless subordinates and those they were meant to counsel, respectively.

For selfish and malevolent reasons, China and Russia will not back tough sanctions.

Observers believe Venom, the superhero's black-clad and malevolent alter ego, will be played by Topher Grace, whose character's identity on the project remains unknown.

To be caught somewhere between the malevolent if insubstantial will of the terrorists -- between their intention, their purpose, that is -- and the all too substantial destruction of buildings that defined what we take for granted in this city was the fate of most New Yorkers that morning.

One reason many humans will assume malevolent intent is that it's what we know.