Sentence examples for malicious book from inspiring English sources
"With all that in mind, I was impressed by the fact that Yossarian Slept Here isn't a malicious book".
Millar appears to have followed a similar pattern to Ellory, leaving five star reviews of his own books and malicious one star reviews on other people's books.
German security researcher Benjamin Daniel Mussler has discovered a vulnerability in Amazon's Kindle e-reader that lets hackers hide malicious code in a book's metadata that compromises their Amazon account.
In a letter from the law firm, published online by Ortega, Silvertail publisher Humfrey Hunter is told that the book "contains malicious, false, misleading and highly defamatory allegations relating to our client".
"Adding text to pervert and to ridicule became easy play," writes Ilsa Colsell in Malicious Damage, a new book analysing the collaborative art of these two men – a unique partnership that has been hitherto overshadowed by Orton's later success as a playwright.
It's untidy rather than malicious but Chadli is booked for the foul.
That was a cheap shot, I know, and one could delve into history and find plenty of contemporary professional critics making far more obtuse and malicious judgments about the same book; and there are other, more thoughtful reader reviews of the same book on Amazon I could have picked to suit my purposes, only not as vividly.
But the book is never malicious.
This book is neither malicious nor imaginative enough to make Rachel a gold digger or Nick a cad.
As I write this, a WikiLeaks tweet rich with irony suggests the relationship may have chilled a few degrees since then: "The Guardian book serialisation contains malicious libels.
She hits the right note as soon as she gets to the airport in Singapore and remarks that it "makes JFK look like Mogadishu". This book is neither malicious nor imaginative enough to make Rachel a gold digger or Nick a cad.
