Sentence examples for malign ones from inspiring English sources

But it can also have malign ones.

It will also be useful to seek out the company of friends who are not subject to the negative effects of the eclipse, to play music connected with Jupiter and Venus, and to have recourse to all those "enticements," connected with plants, stones, colors and odors, capable of attracting beneficent influences and countering malign ones.

The Catholic Church must be "saved from the attacks of the malign one, the great accuser," Francis said on Sept. 29.

As my dad often had to deal with in his 2008 presidential campaign, any outside-the-box or unconventional thinking is either dismissed or used to malign one's character".

A more malign one is that the public's interest in the site reflects not just an understandable curiosity about local crime patterns but also high levels of active fear of crime, which the publication of the maps may encourage, albeit unintentionally.

We apply our approach to UCI datasets to illustrate its power as a new data mining technique for, such as, distinguishing spam from non-spam emails; and the benign breast cancer from the malign one.

Thank you!'" - [U]ndergraduate students at Syracuse University set up a group in Facebook.com, an online network for students, and dedicated it to maligning one particular instructor".

Crusties occupy a strange place in our zeitgeist, and an unfairly maligned one.

I realize that I just maligned one of the most beloved of all court rulings in the history of the world.

But there's considerable appeal in a crackpot theory that allows you to believe that everything is fine with society, except for one evil group of people (the Koch brothers), one malign institution (the NRA), or one dastardly act (pumping a male sex hormone associated with uncontrollable anger into the drinking supply).

Yes, the 22-year-old Continental Arena has been maligned for one reason or another ever since it opened on July 2 , 1981 with a Bruce Springsteen concert.