Sentence examples for bit of evil from inspiring English sources
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.
To check for information on the latest Trojans, viruses and other bits of evil code, you can go to the page for the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute's CERT Coordination Center (www.cert.org).org
The reassurance resounded beyond family circles to a nation aghast, where people sorely need some bit of good prevailing over 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".
Klossowski says: "I should think that what attracted Yves to Jacques was a sense of evil, to things that were a bit dangerous.
About, you know, a) who are these people that are reacting to Trump and what have we done to help create that, is a little bit of the lesser of two evils, instead of what are real changes and how do we serve the people.
The surcharge sucks, and it may or may not normalize a bit, but 3D is not to blame for the business decisions of evil theater chain conglomerates.
Well, Thrustmaster aren't a bunch of evil right-hand supremacists — they include switcheroo bits to make it totally left handed.
One sort of culpable ignorance which has received a fair bit of attention from philosophers writing about evil is ignorance that results from self-deception.
