Sentence examples for bit evil from inspiring English sources
They can get a little bit evil.
"It was nice being a bit evil," Abbie admits.
Henry Crawford is handsome and charming and a little bit evil.
Graeme McDowell is not getting carried away by the prospect of good weather at the Open - as event organisers can still be "a little bit evil".
I don't know: I feel a bit evil taking such a self-evidently nice fella to task, but his book is just too dull.
Simon Pegg shrewdly spotted how fantastic it can be when Wilton lets rip: the surprise and sadness of her being, actually, a bit evil.
He said that political correctness was a kind of censorship, and "every bit as evil to me as the censorship of a Pat Buchanan or a Jesse Helms".
And then Wilson defected back to the Network, and had everyone arrested, and decided to start up the mass-sterilisation plan Janus again, only on a slightly smaller scale, to make it a bit less evil.
In the United States, we have a history with this specific bit of evil, perhaps best evinced in my view with the endlessly abused Espionage Act of 1917 and revoked mail privileges during World War I.
Download the source code for a DNS implementation and hack it up such that every time it sends out a response, it also sends out a little bit of evil â€" an extra Additional RR with bad information.
