They, in turn, may malign the "trust fund hipsters".
Wherever we turned, foggy, malign or half-forgotten mysticism reared its head.
The problem is that when democratic institutions are weak, a benevolent autocrat can turn into a malign one.
The series presents nature as a force by turns benevolent and malign.
There's no longer the slightest doubt of it;" and began to sign herself with the Cross in prayer for the dead, but, sharply remembering we do not know, and feeling as if she had been on the verge of exercising malign power against turn, deflected the intention of the gesture towards God's mercy upon him, in whatsoever condition he might now be.
In a new interview with Esquire magazine, the theater director Julie Taymor accuses Bono and the Edge of U2 - her former collaborators on the Broadway musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" - of maligning her as exhausted and overwrought as a bogus explanation for ousting her from the production in March and then overhauling the show as they saw fit.
Miss Minchin, it turns out, is a kind of malign version of the cheery Miss Clavell of "Madeline".
Subtly, the play's real star turn falls to Georgie Elgin, Frank's downtrodden, maligned wife, trapped in a contest between the controlling, abrasive Bernie and her desperate husband.
These are the twilight years of a peripatetic career that has run alongside an off-pitch brand through his exceptional – maligned and admired in turn – upper-body strength and size, and the instinct is to enjoy every moment.
You couldn't find a matron with a taste for gutter squalor?" Jeffrey Alan Fiskin's literate dialogue retains a malign sparkle throughout, and Eichhorn's turn was rightly dubbed "the most underrated performance of the 1980s" by the AFI.
