Sentence examples for malice of the from inspiring English sources

The malice of the Police Federation is equally evident.

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.

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

He delighted in the suave malice of the narrator's father in the famous television version of Bridehead Revisited as well.

He delighted in the suave malice of the narrator's father in the television version of Bridehead Revisited (1981).

Chaney's story has come to epitomize the malice of this era in our history.

Meanwhile they worked brazenly on their emotions through the sentimentality of the contestants' backstories, the pseudo-malice of the judges, and the baying audience at the Circus Maximus of the auditions, belittling those deluded souls who presumed themselves to have what it took: the X factor.

IZOD CENTER The Meadowlands, New Jersey (212-307-7171) — Aug. 27: The Nine Inch Nails front man Trent Reznor earned his angry place among alternative-rock royalty by combining the malice of industrial music and the accessibility of mainstream pop.

Estranged from the throne through the malice of his rivals, Qu Yuan was banished to the south of the Yangtze River by Huaiwang's successor, Qingxiangwang.

Cam'ron released his stone-cold classic Come Home with Me, while Pusha T and Malice of Virginia's the Clipse dropped "Grindin'"—its Neptunes-produced beats introducing the concept that middle and high school lunch tables were used as musical instruments.