Sentence examples for malignant force from inspiring English sources
The most malignant force is Newark's violence.
Religion as a malignant force in the world.768THE WORLD WITHOUT US, by Alan Weisman.
Government was no longer a friend to the working man – it was a malignant force transferring his hard-earned tax dollars to the poor and minorities.
Bruce's infatuation with Matteo is a malignant force, growing out of his fear of abandonment more than a healthy, affective drive.
Offering few laughs and a climactic scene of breathtaking cruelty, the plot-heavy film draws you against your will into its malignant force field.
An editor and critic recalls his difficult childhood in prewar New Jersey and his struggle to understand his brutish father, the emperor of a plate-glass business and a malignant force in the lives of his family.
They'll also join forces with the local population in repelling the malignant forces at work to return Pandaria to its darkest days.
Vicki R. Davis's set doesn't quite work, but it hints at the malignant forces lurking outside the house.
If Frank Capra's movies evoke a simpler America of small towns, good hearts, plucky immigrants and hard workers where people stick together and prevail against bigger, malignant forces, Junior Silverio, who came to Long Island from the Philippines in 1990, could have been in one.
In a scene that has long made me uncomfortable for all the wrong reasons, Jack Nicholson kisses a sexy nude woman in The Shining's room 237, only for her to be transformed by the hotel's malignant forces into – horror of horrors!
The Birchist, like Man before the invention of fire, wanders helpless among malignant forces, his only consolation inner knowledge of how terrible things are, his only protection an amulet in the form of a "Blue Book," his only weapon a postage stamp.
