Sentence examples for malice of from inspiring English sources

The malice of the Police Federation is equally evident.

Max keeps the charm of his manner in constant tension with the malice of his attitudes.

The comment is a wind-up, masking the malice of a "clever, meticulous mind".

Don't expect the spicy one-sided malice of a Richard Crossman or an Alan Clark.

The fictional village of Pagford is a contemporary Cranford, sizzling with the malice of small minds.

Will Disconnect finally reflect the pure undiluted malice of modern technology?

The breathtaking malice of the Addams cartoons may have owed much to this struggle.

He became a victim of rancour and revenge and malice, of the forces of Russia.

The live but miserable Skippy endures the drugginess, lust and malice of Seabrook until he can take no more.

It is the aggressive element, the detached malice of the comic impersonator, that turns pathos into bathos, tragedy into travesty.

Often this has made the courts popular by comparison with the perceived lethargy, incompetence or malice of politicians.