Sentence examples for called the evil from inspiring English sources

Among the forums on the group's website is one dealing with weapons, and another called the "evil Jew forum".

Furthermore, without Star Wars, Ronald Reagan might not have invested in his "Star Wars" weaponry programme against what he called the "evil empire".

He condemned what he called "the evil of court-sanctioned racial quotas," and he said the civil rights law "does not allow us" to grant relief to blacks who were not actual victims of discrimination.

I'm pretty sure she doesn't know who Bruce Campbell is either, because she'd rather stick a lit sparkler in her eye than watch a film called "The Evil Dead".

In the funniest scene a young man with a shaved head and colorful tattoos running up his arms, who works as a custodian, describes the wrestling persona he has created, "My character is called the Evil Custodian".

And it was at a student party that Sonnenfeld made another valuable connection: a gangling Minnesotan called Joel Coen, who was helping another film-making tyro, Sam Raimi, edit a movie called The Evil Dead.

In a recent French-language publication, Islamic State denounced France's state school system and urged readers to kill its teachers because they promoted what it called the evils of secular learning, music and drawing.

That requires telling her alter ego, the one she calls "the evil Mirai," to scram.

The Cold War with what President Ronald Reagan would call the "evil empire" was still being fought in the icy intrigue of international politics.

What Mr. Wolff calls "the evil and ugly" molded nesting pot was invented so pots could be stacked nine feet high in the kiln.

Very sensible – those tests would have doubtless confirmed she has what doctors call the evil gene, for which the only known cure is fire, and lots of it.