Sentence examples similar to spreading malice from inspiring English sources
And unfortunately, the Internet has given those people the ability to spread hate and malice with almost no real-world repercussions.
Newspapers got short shrift for spreading lies, hatred, greed, envy and malice; lawyers, technologies, capitalism, communism and Catholicism were all excoriated.
Spreading false rumours for political advantage, for pure malice, or just for entertainment, is as old as the hills.
But scraps of manga had spread throughout his tiny apartment with entropic malice, and though he found it helpful to live with his puzzle pieces — "You'd get ideas when you weren't even thinking about it" — the situation created insupportable clutter.
This now spreads far beyond the politics of proprietors: their age-old malice has leaked over to become the prevailing style, habit and mindset of much British journalism, left and right.
The Malice farming culture of southern Poland (all of 5th millennium and until 3800 BCE, named after a site in Malice near Sandomierz) was the first Neolithic culture to originate north of the Carpathian Mountains and spread south.
The judge wrote that Los Angeles magazine and its parent company hadn't acted with malice in doctoring the photo for a fashion spread.
