Sentence examples for almost evil from inspiring English sources

The sound was almost evil: deep and oozy, close-to-the-vest, low-frequency funk.

About what? A. He was the child of the Russian avant-garde, super brave and grotesque, almost evil.

There is a moment when Jay, at the height of her fear, just gazes down at some strands of grass that she has placed over her skin, and there is a something dumbstruck in the way Mitchell's camera captures this simple image: it looks weird, alien, almost evil, like everything else around her. Mitchell brings off some sensational setpieces of fear and suspense.

When you hear the tracks on "Memory Almost Full" in which he plays all the instruments — his drumming one step ahead of primitive, his bass lines so melodically inventive they're almost evil — you wish he could just multiply himself for performances.

And not just unwell - something almost evil in its intent.

With that slightly ridiculous last name, Teeter looked like a handsome but somewhat dissipated Gotti hit man, almost evil.

I first heard of her by reading an interview a few years ago with Mikael Akerfeldt, the leader of the Swedish metal band Opeth; he described "Parallelograms" as "absolutely amazing," "psychedelic," "almost evil-sounding," "beautiful" and "kind of ghostlike".

The whole word is from the Latin perpetrare, "to execute, to bring about"; in English, it is used almost always about evil deeds and crimes, unlike commit, which often has the sense of "promise".

The rhetoric about evil oil company executives is almost an exact replica of what we heard in the 1970s.

Eric Harris was almost purely evil; Dylan Klebold was a more complex character.

If the book has any flaw, it is that Money emerges as almost too evil to be believed.