Sentence examples for branded evil from inspiring English sources

Any dissent is branded evil, and internal political differences are not permitted.

How can Judas be branded evil for carrying out God's plan?

The next day the company was branded "evil" by Margaret Hodge, chair of the public accounts committee, while this weekend Ed Miliband called it "irresponsible".

Just after having assisted the US in ousting the Taliban they were branded evil; that shaped their memory and left a wound that is still festering," Fitzpatrick said.

As governor of Bahia he secured public funding for roads, buildings, and an airport, but he was branded "Evil Tony" by opposition leaders who suffered under his harsh treatment.

Now your kids live in fear of their world because they have been branded evil by association.

Now, that hostility is being extended to the NHS, which it is branding "evil and Orwellian".

When Kasich wasn't being branded an evil and incompetent Wall Streeter, he had a few effective mini-moments, as did Chris Christie, Carly Fiorina, Mike Huckabee, and Rand Paul.

In 1999, after Mr. Yang's followers staged a silent protest and surrounded Zhongnanhai, the Chinese leadership's compound in Beijing, the Falun Gong movement was branded an "evil cult" and was banned.

She said the announcement that she would not be returning for episode five had been brought forward by the BBC following the furore in which some members of the public branded her "evil".

The death of Boris Berezovsky has made headlines across Russia as the fallen Kremlin kingmaker was branded the "evil genius" at the lucrative centre of post-Soviet Russia's runaway corruption and violent politics.