Sentence examples for that is malign from inspiring English sources

Never in my adult lifetime has one politician so perfectly embodied everything that is malign about my country: the proto-fascist nativism, the know-nothingism, the utterly cavalier lack of knowledge about the actual principles on which the country was founded.

It's the same tactic with Unite, Cameron regularly using PMQs to pick on any accusation, however local or small, to discredit that union and with it the wider union movement, suggesting that the millions of people involved are complicit in activity that is malign and corrupt.

"If Trump says things that are wrong, that are maligning people, he could open himself up to legal liability.

That was "malign neglect", he says.

Our mandate is to place sport at the service of humanity, with competition harnessing that which is best in our society and countering that which is malign.

The fact that Essex is maligned is hardly news.

"He should not be adding the Fed to his long list of institutions and individuals that he is maligning," she said.

"He should not be adding the Fed onto his long list of institutions and individuals that he is maligning," she added.

They should be asked to make an affirmative case for more frenzied capital markets activity, rather than just assume that tamping it down is malign.

Clearly too, an individual's health is related to the state of the health care in the society, so that not all environmental influence is malign.

"When the president does kind of a switcheroo like that, what he's trying to say is that we are maligning these programs that people have earned throughout their working lives," he said on the Laura Ingraham talk-radio program.