Sentence examples for the most malicious from inspiring English sources

Women have said the most malicious, disgusting things about me.

Of all the cruelties of apartheid, the most malicious may have been the deliberate denial of educational opportunity to blacks.

Probably the most malicious, divisive action of the last century was the impeachment of President Clinton by House Republicans.

Played by Imelda Staunton (below) in the film adapations, Umbridge is one of the most malicious characters in the Harry Potter series.

Whether or not you believe her denials – and oh, it's tempting, isn't it, to keep believing the worst, the most malicious rumours.

About the most malicious he got was to draw David Merrick, the producer, as a nasty Santa Claus figure: Merrick bought the image for his Christmas cards.

It goes without saying that even the most malicious-minded people aren't led to murder innocent strangers simply as a result of drinking.

Prime Minister Shimon Peres, who also addressed the assembly, said Hitler's reign had been the "most evil, the darkest and most malicious" Jews had ever known.

"If they are using native applications, they won't be typing their passwords accross the network". "Probably the easiest and most malicious thing a disruptive user can do to another user's account is to forge e-mail from that user," Hudson said.

Twitter's core features have been exploited by the Web's most malicious actors, including Russians who spread propaganda during the 2016 election to stir political unrest in the United States.

With the emergence of Super Pacs as major players, the 2012 election cycle looks to be one of the grimmest and most malicious yet.