Sentence examples for Feeling evil from inspiring English sources
Ms. Grahn, who said she had an abortion in her 20s, said that "women who have been able to go on with their life without feeling evil" are not represented on television.
"Who the hell am I? What's a 50-year-old man in a necktie doing skulking about?" The honest representation of his feeling "evil and soiled," as X puts it, may be his great contribution here.
"I have never felt evil this close," he said.
He also said that he felt "evil and tainted" and had made several attempts to commit suicide.
"I know that's the right thing to say," she says, beginning to weep, "but it means you're uncomfortable now and it makes me feel evil and unwanted".
"It made me feel evil – either I was frigid, or I was a psychopath.
I instantly felt evil for suggesting it, pouring out the tale of my lame Canada Day flirtation with the bottle.
Those white workers of whom he sang are woven into our national psyche, perhaps because, as William James observed, Whitman was the "supreme contemporary example of... an inability to feel evil". The blues provide some balance.
Those white workers of whom he sang are woven into our national psyche, perhaps because, as William James observed, Whitman was the "supreme contemporary example of... an inability to feel evil".
