Sentence examples for utterly malicious from inspiring English sources
Her outrageous attack against teacher Gabrielle Leko is utterly malicious and without basis.
He called those allegations "utterly false and malicious" and an example of what "tabloid scrutiny really means".
The stories in particular that physical violence played any role in the car accident were utterly false and malicious.
Addressing that allegation, Woods said: "The stories in particular that physical violence played any role in the car accident were utterly false and malicious.
"Hohaia's version of events at St Helens between the Grand Final in 2014 and his voluntary resignation without notice six months later is utterly inaccurate and malicious," a club statement read.
"This is a malicious, utterly hostile process aimed at justifying the crime against my country, using this court as a weapon against my country and my people," he told judges at The Hague in January.
Speaking in South Sudan's capital, Juba, Mr. Kiir denounced the Sudanese government for threatening what he called a "military invasion" of South Sudan, and he rejected accusations by the Sudanese government that his country was arming Sudanese rebels as "utterly baseless and malicious".
"Philippe Streiff's insulting and defamatory comments are utterly unfounded and demonstrate malicious intent," the statement read.
"The emerging truth about Darby's malicious involvement in our communities is heart-breaking and utterly ground-shattering," said the Austin Informant Working Group, a collection of activists from the city who worked with Mr. Darby.
The results were hideous, malicious, vile and repugnant, but to call them disappointing is either disingenuous or utterly clueless.
