Sentence examples for malign ends from inspiring English sources

Mr Krugman's response is that Amazon cannot be trusted not to use its influence for malign ends: like systematically disadvantaging books with a particular political bent.Amazon's behaviour in this case is certainly nasty and possibly unethical.

In 1946, Orwell published his influential essay, Politics and the English Language, in which he shivered over the frightening ease with which dark forces can exploit perverted rhetoric for malign ends.

And all this is absolutely being used for malign political ends.

For those of you already maligning my ending for SHARKNADO 2, you should know 3 things: Henry Winkler.

In a week that saw innocent Indians being murdered and imaginary Indians being maligned on opposite ends of the Western world, Foreign Policy published an article that labels India a "global villain".

And toward the end the malign Lilith appears, bearing clouds of devils and dust, as Shekhinah delivers the sere vision of Isaiah 21: "It cometh from the desert, from a terrible land.

Singaporeans know their government is efficient and clean, and that those who malign its leaders are likely to end up in court.

Few sane people would quibble with the concept of this malign group being crushed to smithereens, ending its hideous rampage of murder, rape and repression.

Third, the means by which one pursues one's goal must not be egregious or malign, such that they outweigh the value of the end; as (for instance) the gassing of children for the sake of future democracy (Russell 1938 201).

At Monday's briefing, an official responded to my question by saying that the Administration wants to "see change in the malign behavior of the regime" and an end to Iran's "destabilizing" influence in the Middle East.

Both present a range of cutting-edge dietary research, both say that fat is unfairly maligned, and both inadvertently end up revealing that the science behind their claims is complex and its findings hard to translate into usable advice.