Sentence examples for big villain from inspiring English sources

The big villain on "Mad Men" is history.

The novel's big villain is Dombey's "manager" (and rarely has so much nastiness been coaxed from that word), the "dainty" Mr Carker.

The big villain, of course, is capitalism itself, which the film paints as a wily old philanderer intent on lining the pockets of the few at the expense of the many.

Other than climate change itself, the big villain of the conference was global energy subsidies, which, according to the International Monetary Fund, are projected to amount to 5.3 trillion dollars, or six and a half per cent of global G.D.P., in 2015 alone.

But an additional big villain is right here in the good old U.S.A. the Federal Reserve Board.

Ellis was the big villain last season.

When he meets the big, bad villain, there is always a pointless scene of conversation/torture that enables Bond to escape and save the day.

How would you like to be known as the big, bad villain who preys on innocent little girls and their defenseless grandmothers?

"I thought I'd created a big, bad villain in the Jackal," Forsyth says.

Unlike season one, there's the absence of one big bad villain in the new trailer.

However, viewers shouldn't expect the big, bad villain of last season to be back in some bizarre or unusual way.