Sentence examples for malign genius from inspiring English sources

Alex Salmond is a malign genius and David Cameron is utterly without imagination or any idea of what he wants to do".

Lots of western countries had strong unions at the time, but there was a malign genius to the pencil-sucking, more-than-my-job's-worth-mate restricted practices invented in Britain.

It takes a certain malign genius to achieve that.

But of course, to their adherents, SAW are unfairly maligned geniuses: these people congregate on messageboards to discuss the Super Dub Remix of Rick Astley's Together Forever and the extra tracks on the recent reissue of Big Fun's A Pocketful of Dreams.

only for malign brain tumours (Table 1).

Kevin's first book, Flipnosis - The Art of Split Second Persuasion, first published in 2010 and since translated into 18 languages, documents his quest - from the political genius of Winston Churchill to the malign influence of some of the world's top con artists - for the psychological 'DNA' of persuasion.

In one corner, in the crested red helmet, cape and armored gloves, is Doctor Impossible, a scientific genius with megalomaniacal tendencies (a condition diagnosed as "Malign Hypercognition Disorder") and a habit of confessing his diabolical plans before he can execute them.

The Joker's theme from The Dark Knight is a stroke of genius, the cello made to sound like a maddening, malign mosquito that you wouldn't dare to swat.

Rather, Clarkson's genius lies in his skill at styling himself as the maverick, the unfairly maligned, say-it-like-it-is outsider, when the only way he could be more inside is if he gave himself a proctology exam.

Hacking attacks on our basic infrastructure may seem the stuff of sci-fi nightmare, interconnected cities held hostage to a malign genius.

Malign astrological influences?