Sentence examples for malign power from inspiring English sources

The picture projects absolute, malign power.

She had seen the consequence of the earthquake's malign power.

I figured that her malign power could hardly survive in a household as impious as mine.

The latest Deep Q-network is far from being able to wield this kind of malign power.

The effect, however, is to convert Mephistopheles into the agent not of some malign power but of Faust's own more cynical thoughts.

Narayanaswami Srinivasan has been brought down already – gone several months after the quite brilliant investigative cricket documentary film Death of a Gentleman exposed his malign power and conflicts of interest at the helm of the International Cricket Council.

On the contrary, they convinced themselves that they possessed malign powers.

It may be enough to know that, in theory-drunk circles of the period, any sort of aesthetic appeal could be regarded as a stratagem of "late capitalist" ideology or some other wrinkle of malign social power.

There he lost faith in the Zionist mission and began to see Israel as a malign occupying power whose self-definition as a Jewish state, he later argued, made it "an anachronism".

And what might that be?" Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post speculates that Mr Giuliani is channeling the ideas of Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative polemicist who insists that Mr Obama, animated by his Kenyan father's anti-colonial politics, sees America as a malign neocolonial power.

"The weakness of state institutions, malign actions of power brokers, widespread corruption and abuse of power by various officials, and ISAF's own errors, McChrystal wrote in a 66-page report to Gates, "have given Afghans little reason to support their government".