Sentence examples for bent on spreading from inspiring English sources

Not one bent on spreading complacent good cheer, but that's never been Simon Munnery's stock-in-trade.

The only challenge on offer was to avoid being kissed by determined female fluffies, bent on spreading love and peace.

Munich — and the lessons learned from it — played a pivotal role in shaping American views on terrorism: Terrorists were bloodthirsty fanatics bent on spreading destruction and anarchy.

PHOTOSHOP!" and: "Arch-fraudster Sarah Bajc is nothing other than a rabid, extremist Zionist agent, hostile to the bone, bent on spreading great corruption in the land".

German chancellor Angela Merkel condemned violent protests against refugees that erupted over the weekend in eastern Germany, blaming them on far-right extremists who were bent on spreading a "disgusting" message of hatred.

This starts as a depiction of cultural relativism, as Robin attempts to come to terms with the primitive living conditions of the ancients, and escalates into a tense battle against the experiment's organisers - Curious Yellow, a dictatorship bent on spreading its rule throughout human space.

And now Muslims are seen by some as evil, miscreants who are hell bend on spreading sharia law.

Beyond the immediate devastation, the fear is that extremists bent on jihad are spreading their reach across the continent and planting roots in a major, Western-allied state that had not been seen as a hotbed of global terrorism.

It is, however, no more grotesque than how we already conduct our official dealings with Saudi Arabia, another brutal theocracy that tolerates no dissent and has an automatic death sentence for apostasy – and which, like Isis, is hell-bent on spreading Wahhabi fanaticism far beyond its borders.

One of Lloyd's nurses is among this radical crew (Ms. Dizzia, in a grim role), bent on liberating Lloyd and spreading the latest of his grisly diseases to humanity.

The notion of anarchists organizing a news conference announced well in advance and held before a gaggle of reporters might seem a little odd, given the popular image of anarchists as shadowy, brick-throwing rabble-rousers bent on wreaking havoc and spreading mayhem.