Sentence examples for malicious characters from inspiring English sources

The original story projects a curiously invigorating amorality, conveying the strange appeal of malicious characters.

Played by Imelda Staunton (below) in the film adapations, Umbridge is one of the most malicious characters in the Harry Potter series.

Though fierce and malicious characters lurk in the margins of "Glue" (including a walk-on by the flamboyant thug Begbie, unforgettable from Welsh's 1993 novel, "Trainspotting"), Welsh has turned away from the cataloging of monsters that climaxed in the deranged policeman of "Filth" (1998) and the sexual predators of "Marabou Stork Nightmares" (1996).

The dramatization, however, has been criticized as being overly dramatic at times, but the lack of malicious characters has been described as reducing the chance for more drama.

Andrew Shelton has suggested that Maria-sama ga Miterus "reduced capacity for epic drama" is due to the lack of malicious characters; he considers the series "pure shōjo", mostly due to its character-driven storyline.

What a malicious character that Badger was – brooding, selfish and liable to snap at any minute.

I'm going to upset a lot of Cinderella ugly-sister dames across the country here, but for me the dame is not  a malicious character; maybe misunderstood, impolite or rude,  but not evil.

However, if we deal with content data, a second-order error may occur: the privacy of someone who was not conducting acts of a malicious character will be disclosed to a third person, thus violating data protection and privacy rights.

A KPK investigation has (unsurprisingly) confirmed these allegations of malicious character assassination via Photoshop.

In the meantime, Patrick was a bit of a malicious character.

He concludes, "The fact that something is malicious character assassination doesn't mean it's not protected by the First Amendment".