Sentence examples for no malign from inspiring English sources
No malign hysteria there.
"All that is attainable is a high degree of assurance that there are no malign bugs or bombs".
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.
* incomplete = reduced amount of therapy or therapeutic break Complete initial luminal response of the primary CRC, with no malign tumor material at biopsy, was found in 10/20 (50%) of the cases.
If anything, 2016 signalled a return to a 1970s attitude to music: big stars have taken the role of public intellectuals, we no longer malign middle-aged artists on their seventh or eighth albums, and new artists are treated with suspicion.
Shortly after the debut of the feature, another contributor, Simon Todd, 43, of Gillingham, Kent, found himself not only no longer maligned.
Guy Gagen, chief arable adviser at the National Farmers Unionn, believes that oilseed rape has no more malign an effect on its surrounding environment than other more quintessentially British crops such as wheat and barley.
Yet critics like Mr. Kirby say they have no wish to malign today's Rangers, an elite force of 116 law enforcement professionals, including 2 women, 14 Hispanics and an American Indian, led by an African-American chief, Earl Pearson, within the Texas Department of Public Safety.
The conflict between Israel and the Arabs created an appetite in the Middle East for any explanation of Jewish behaviour no matter how fantastic, malign or tainted.
At the time, the government said it was the result of an overwhelming volume of traffic, adding that "there is no evidence to suggest malign intervention".
The problem is that once we have minds suspicious enough to view actions motivated by human kindness as malign, there is no limit to imagining what evils go unreported.
