Sentence examples for malignant sense of from inspiring English sources

So, how did I curb this malignant sense of inadequacy?

His animus against the "new class" — essentially, do-gooding liberal "elites" — grows so malignant that it overwhelms his sense of proportion, as if the greatest force for evil in America is a seventh-grade social-studies teacher.

MALIGNANT NARCISSISTS have a very fragile and reactive sense of self.

As well as cinematographic flair, a sense of paranoia and helplessness in the face of malignant institutions was their gift.

In a few hours' mayhem, the comfortable, familiar sense of a stable society was blown away, revealing something malignant and ugly underneath.

Psychologists point to a pre-logical stage of thinking sometimes referred to as "magical consciousness", a phase of neurological development where there's only a fragile sense of the gap between animate and inanimate, benign and malignant, cause and effect.

Goodell and company have – barring any generalized sense of competency that we'd ascribe to a functionally non-malignant business – proved that they are masters at a certain kind of craven canniness, and they and plenty of others have noticed the numerous opportunities for cynical capitalization.

"No sense of history".

A sense of humour.

The sense of displacement.

A sense of propulsion.