Sentence examples for the less baleful from inspiring English sources

Even in the less baleful economic conditions of Germany, Angela Merkel's grand coalition with the Social Democrats is leaking support to both left and right — including to the benefit of the Left party, which is about to deliver the country's first socialist regional premier since reunification.

The effect it had on the Vince Train was no less baleful and there soon developed an ominous sounding creak from the axles while the Tannoy spoke of inevitable delays, usually attributed to signal trouble in the vicinity of Wilmslow.

At least on this occasion, the reaction has been less baleful than some might have expected.

Yet there is another, less baleful explanation for the absence of African-Americans from classical music: beginning with jazz, black musicians invented their own forms of high art.

The black eyes inherited by Paloma are less baleful and they shone with delight as she remembered a world in which daily reality consisted of dreams and games.

That's likely to be a question for another candidate, in another, less baleful time.

The chubby fingers; the baleful, whale-grey eyes; the creaky, angular little half-smile: it's really quite something.

Unlike the old man, the baleful Sushenya (Vladimir Svirski) seems scarcely to resist death's call.

The 2010 hung parliament was nothing more or less than a baleful consequence of the political failure of all three parties.

Whether writing about the rain in São Paulo, his wife's pubic hair, or the baleful result of a biopsy, Updike is never less than uplifting.

Alan Vincent, as the chief suitor, prowling the stage with baleful, psychopathic delicacy.