Sentence examples for malicious sense from inspiring English sources

Not in any malicious sense.

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

She worked like a Trojan on her six-hundred-and-eighty-page magnum opus, going over and over the proofs to make sure that nothing slipped in which could possibly appeal to a malicious sense of humor.

Or if not actually hacked -- in the malicious sense usually associated with the term -- it had at the very least been electronically invaded by a total stranger whose motive I could only guess at during the hours I lay awake that night.

He is not a douchebag in the arrogant, malicious sense.

Although protecting the kernel from malicious code makes sense, some companies argued that it was yet another attempt by Microsoft to use its operating system as the ticket into another market, as it did with browsers and media players.

Moreover, nonrepudiation may even prevent attacks, in the sense that malicious users who are aware that such a mechanism is in use may refrain from carrying out attacks in order to avoid exposing themselves.

We take into consideration a second type of attack where the malicious users send falsified sensing reports to fool the FC.

Data injection attack [17, 18, 28] We take into consideration a second type of attack where the malicious users send falsified sensing reports to fool the FC.

The most well-known security threat is the spectrum sensing data falsification (SSDF) attack[4], where abnormal or malicious spectrum sensors falsify their true sensing results.

Despite this promise of harmony, the most observant of the co-workers, a twenty-five-year-old novelist, senses that something malicious is afoot.