Sentence examples for malicious love from inspiring English sources

I've had malicious love letters from everyone from Swedish politicians to bored Danish Freemasons asking me what planet my legs have been beamed in from, (no doubt these people are referring unkindly to the subtle scarring from my helicopter accident).

But while fellow business leaders spoke of the wonders of technology, Sir Richard couldn't help hazarding a guess that he was the only one among the more than 140 executives completely unaffected by the malicious "I Love You" program.

The running comments section has predictably presented a wide range of remarks, spanning the aggressive ("fuck off attention seekers") to the malicious ("would love it if someone slipped off the side and landed face first in the puddle"), right through to a few clever satirical takes on the situation ("I'll be voting Puddle2016").

The discipline was strict but not malicious -- tough love and male bonding would be the labels of today.

"We'll look at anything to do with a computer, and stuff that is networked together," said Mr. Smith, who helped track the possible origins of the malicious "Melissa" and "I Love You" computer programs.

"This is a malicious lie.

Easily the most unpleasant character in "The Love Machine," Gordon Eriksen's malicious satire of cybersex, is the movie's pushy prime mover, Becca Campbell Marlene Fortee), a fictional documentary filmmaker who doesn't know the meaning of the word boundary.

Katie Hartke and Mr. Quinn play Hero and Claudio, whose love is sabotaged by the malicious Dona Johana (Maia Guest).

Chabrol was also known for his gently malicious sense of humour and his great love – and knowledge – of food and wine.

Fortunately, Rafa wasn't malicious, just a naïve young man looking for love.

This can be done subtly and unintentionally through occasional belittling comments, to active and malicious "brainwashing" with the intent to replace any love the child may have for the other parent with hate.