We in the press have hastened to accuse them of every kind of malefaction, whether justified or not, and have often been slow to correct the misimpressions we left. ❋ Unknown (2008)
When the photos came out, most Americans saw SGT Darby as a hero who was putting an end to the malefaction of a few bad apples. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Do you think a rogue, secretive, abusive organization that regularly defies the rule of law -- hell, forget those abstract principles; how about the embarrassing political optics of an "anti-hate" agency that admits to posting hateful messages on the Internet itself -- would really go willingly into Tuesday's hearing, with the national press assembled there to record their every misdeed and malefaction? ❋ Unknown (2008)
I am agnostic on the question of whether this malefaction in Jewish communal organizations drives Jews away from religious affiliation. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The billionaire is so proud of and confident in his every malefaction, he declaims them from the rooftop. ❋ Brooks Of Sheffield (2007)
It is a saga of rags and riches, loves won and lost, and, in the end, betrayal, malefaction, and regret. ❋ Callahan, Michael (2006)
To cover the trace of her malefaction, she picked up the dog end and placed it with her notes in her shoulder bag. ❋ George, Elizabeth (2005)
Ill break your head, said the sturdy Liddesdale man, if ye say ony mair about it, and that will be malefaction eneugh to entitle me to ae nights lodging wi you, ony way. ❋ Unknown (1917)
But its against rule, sir; ye have committed nae malefaction. ❋ Unknown (1917)
His preferred field of malefaction is the country that is most nearly anarchical. ❋ Ambrose Bierce (1878)
The current chief inspector of prisons for England and Wales recently warned that the latest pupils to enrol in these £30,000 per-annum malefaction academies are being recruited by criminal gangs, and will almost certainly reoffend upon their release - if not before. ❋ Unknown (2011)
'I'll break your head,' said the sturdy Liddesdale man, 'if ye say ony mair about it, and that will be malefaction eneugh to entitle me to ae night's lodging wi' you, ony way. ' ❋ Walter Scott (1801)
'But it's against rule, sir; ye have committed nae malefaction.' ❋ Walter Scott (1801)
He rightly said it would be better not to have a country than to see this malefaction persist. ❋ Unknown (2009)
