| 31. | In his passivity I sensed a malevolence.
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| 32. | He is the epitome of avuncular malevolence.
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| 33. | Samuel Johnson describes the relations between Pope and Philips as a perpetual reciprocation of malevolence.
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| 34. | Much of this evidence had been called a " concerted display of negrophobe malevolence ".
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| 35. | Iago often is depicted as a cauldron of envious resentment or the embodiment of pure malevolence.
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| 36. | Cyrus is played by John Malkovich, whose malevolence ranges from the icy to the prissy.
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| 37. | The lawyers were raining malevolence on one another, and they were being ruthless about it.
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| 38. | In Trevor's world, desperation can easily do as much harm as outright malevolence.
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| 39. | His singing was huffy and short of breath, and he created little sense of malevolence.
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| 40. | We are less troubled by one person's malevolence than by another's kindness.
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