Sentence examples for with a malice from inspiring English sources

Sabian starts filling water balloons and hurling them at the kids with a malice that unnerves Rodman.

With a malice bordering on misandry, Farah dwells on the physical repulsiveness of Zaak, Cambara's first husband.

Mr. Caruso's performance on "Blue" crackled with a paternal malice.

As Judd also says, with a heartfelt malice that works well for him on the page if not in life, "Wade could not get enough pancreatic cancer to satisfy me".

For example, in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, the mountain Caradhras functions as a character, filled with a cold malice, whereas in Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea," a marlin is one of the main characters.

For a public figure to prevail in a defamation suit, he must demonstrate that the defendant acted with "actual malice"; a key piece of evidence in the Goldwater case was Fact's disregard of a letter from the American Psychiatric Association warning that any survey of psychiatrists who hadn't clinically examined Goldwater was invalid.

NED (quickly with a grin of malice): Yes, you have.

Don't approach your article with a sense of malice".

Anything high attracts lightning, anybody with a name attracts malice.

With a glint of malice in his voice, he continued, "Tom is very big in Minneapolis.

The melancholy Jaques, played by Forbes Masson with a sly, seething malice, enters crooning a song in a haunting falsetto, its tempo almost funereal.