Sentence examples for malicious laugh from inspiring English sources

Does he need to show that, despite his efforts to make the Conservative Party more welcoming to modern Britons, he's not too politically correct to enjoy a malicious laugh at gays' expense?

Sylvia is a handful: a Roman Catholic who is impious, unfaithful, selfish, callous, malicious and, unexpectedly, good-humored — she can laugh even at her own absurdities.

I laughed, but not with any malicious intent.

Rolling Stone noted The Game was "going for emotional impact rather than dazzling wordplay or laughs" and PopMatters described him as "a self-conscious, malicious, nihilistic gangsta rapper with a heart and lyrical content".

Man laughs, says Trissino (echoing Plato's dialogue Philebus), because he is envious and malicious and never delights in the good of others except when he hopes for some good from it for himself.

Malicious distribution.

Malicious detachment.

Many were malicious.

It was nothing malicious.

"This is a malicious lie.

There is a malicious one.