Sentence examples for an evil deed from inspiring English sources

"An evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation.

Bombing is an evil deed, and my obligation is to stop evil deeds".

Both views suggest that an evil deed can be attributed largely to a perpetrator's social or religious identity.

In 16th- and 17th-century English, the most common meaning of the word "fact" was "an evil deed or crime".

In his name, arriving visitors are given a card from his deck representing any of his 49 characters, including Be-elzebub, also known as Bubba, who is eviscerated by his fellow Gambler Lucifer, known as Lucky, who is in turn decapitated in an evil deed exemplifying the deterioration of everything.

So, if God were to freely choose to do an evil deed, he would cease to be perfectly good.

To earn money they would, if they felt the need, commit any evil deed.

The New York Times editorial today calls for the American standard that requires two crew members be in the cockpit at all times to be adopted by "all airlines". This suggestion is reasonable, but would not prevent a team of two pilots from accomplishing a similarly evil deed.

That, in and of itself, is a cartoonishly evil deed.

For it also depends on Oswald's L-free authorship of his evil deed, an authorship that God cannot prevent or override once he has created L-free agents.

"We will stand together to make sure who perpetrated this evil deed will pay a price".