Sentence examples for malign ghosts from inspiring English sources
Thus, the Congress party, which first summoned the malign ghosts of Hindu supremacism in the 1980s and presided over the massacre of more than 3,000 Sikhs in 1984, could claim to represent secularism.
This revival of his 2006 production has been recast, with Miah Persson in radiant form as the increasingly terrified Governess and terrific Toby Spence singing Peter Quint, the malign ghost who haunts young Miles (sure-toned treble Thomas Parfitt).
She's looking for her vanished identical twin (that'll be black-haired Natalie) but keeps wandering off the safety path and finding ghosts and malign spirits.
The malign cavortings of the ghosts who haunt Alison allow her childhood and youth to be revealed in horrible glimpses of abuse and humiliation.
It is not mere genre fiction, because the author so gleefully ignores the conventions of horror: no finally unmasked monster, no ghosts, no malign extraterrestrials.
Perhaps Zinovieff's account of her inheritance is an attempted exorcism, for Faringdon must sometimes seem to be a haunted place.But not all of its ghosts are malign, and she deserves to take new pleasure in its rainbow-coloured doves.
And I don't want to malign my gracious hosts, but the aforementioned "ghost chiles" are awful.
From his first movie, Knife in the Water, and his British masterpiece Cul-de-sac, through his American triumphs Rosemary's Baby and Chinatown, down to his version of Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles and The Ghost, he's been fascinated by people in claustrophobic conflict, victims of a malign destiny playing dangerous games with each other.
Malign astrological influences?
"They will malign any candidate.
No malign hysteria there.
