Sentence examples for born in evil from inspiring English sources
Because the torch relay itself was born in evil politics.
I think we witnessed true evil being born in that moment.
If government was born in part to tamp down the evil impulses of man, then why has it forsaken the men and women who harvest our food?
"While young people identify Hitler as evil," he writes, "many born in recent decades can't even recognise Stalin or Mao, let alone their crimes".
The novel was born in Christendom, and the possibilities of good and evil, heroism and villainy are crucial to it.
In "Fear No Evil," a maternal figure reassures her child, born in the "new" land, that everything is under control, while others — possibly natives — seem to be fleeing by canoe.
Skulls, bones and images of death were embedded in his work, as was a sense of the evil, smoky, Victorian history of London's East End, where he was born in 1969, the son of a cab driver.
The columnist Simon Heffer, born in 1960, thundered in the Daily Mail this week that "the Germans must never be allowed to forget their evil past".
He checked an astrological book — people who were born in the Year of the Rabbit should look away when the coffin is lowered into the ground to avoid attracting the evil eye.
