“malevolent”造句，怎麼用malevolent造句

Not all literary works, however, emphasize solely the malevolent aspect of the fox demon.

Privacy and the risk of abuse by a malevolent government spring to mind first.

To distinguish this object from the malevolent "Nemesis," astronomers chose the name of Nemesis's benevolent sister in Greek mythology, "Tyche."

Automatic logoff is protection of dormant sessions to a given system (generally remote, but not necessarily) from malevolent usage to help mitigate the risk of malicious attack.

As one study of the era puts it, the rich were increasingly portrayed as "not only greedy but often violent and malevolent tyrants."

The malevolent earthquake and tsunami in Japan have jolted our minds back to the 2004 catastrophe in the Indian Ocean, as well as to last year's tsunamis in Chile and Sumatra.

It is not that men are malevolent.

To prevent malevolent fiddling the DNS infrastructure itself needs to be secured, too.

Unfortunately there are some malevolent people out there and it is best not to take undue risks.

For example, it would be meaningless if McDonalds promoted "Don" t be evil "as people can hardly imagine what malevolent actions a fast-food chain could take."

Then he is malevolent.

I mean, what happens if your kid encounters a malevolent ghost ill prepared?

The full trial is due to begin on April 6th, and by a twist of fate (or, as Mr Berlusconi's followers will no doubt contend, malevolent design) all three judges at the trial will be women.

The feather is said to represent a malevolent ‘evil eye’, that bestows a curse on the show.

In fact, both views, benign and malevolent, are probably true.