Sentence examples for the most malign from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the most malign and extremist elements within this conflict Israeli and Palestinian — grow in strength and deepen their conviction that there is no chance of accommodation.
But if, for instance, the Putin-prompted prosecutors were instead to take on Boris Berezovsky, widely seen as the most malign and powerful of the plutocrats, the action might reasonably be regarded as just as politically inspired.
The most malign of the courtships began in the late 19th century, when agents of King Leopold II of the Belgians started stripping central Africa of ivory and rubber.
This trend stands in marked contrast to recent cinema, which at this year's Oscars awarded the most malign and murderous tough guy in many a year (Javier Bardem's Chigurh in No Country For Old Men) and the sort of unyielding American frontiersman in Daniel Day-Lewis's Daniel Plainview to render There Will Be Blood memorable for its resolute ferocity.
In academia, speakers at Bath University, surely the most malign higher education institution in Britain, call ex-Muslims "native informants", as if the decision of free men and women to decide for themselves what they should believe is the equivalent of collaborating with a colonial oppressor.
Yet they may be the most malign actors in the region today.
And to draw fast conclusions about the genre and its audience is to perpetuate the kind of stereotyping which has always made romance the "most maligned of literary texts".
It was the middle of the third quarter, and Mark Jackson, having been outplayed by the most-maligned starting point guard in pro basketball for much of the series, had had enough.
The NCAA, which was originally formed in 1906 to help ensure the health and safety of college-level athletes, was historically among the most-maligned sports organizations in the U.S. By 2014, however, numerous legal actions had been filed against the NCAA claiming everything from violations of federal antitrust law to medical negligence.
Infographics are one of the most-maligned, yet most popular, ways that people share data with others, and today LinkedIn is releasing two infographics-related updates that it hopes will help it become a stronger player in that arena.
But there are more vexing questions — about the affinities between the literary imagination and radical evil, and about the risks involved when writers push into the deepest, most malign recesses of human experience.
