Sentence examples for deeds of evil from inspiring English sources

He, the Bad Lieutenant, after restless deeds of evil, takes refuge in a cheap hotel room, and has an unexpected encounter with the former prisoner whom he had rescued from drowning in a flooded prison tract at the beginning of the film.

These carefully crafted words not only communicated the idea that the killing committed by these two children was an act of evil but also suggested that it was also 'unparalleled' and therefore worse than the terrible deeds perpetrated by adults.

These evil deeds are extensions of evil human intentions, just as a gun is an extension of the intention to kill someone.

But the argument of what consists of "evil deeds" done in secret vs. "true deeds" done in plain view can certainly translate to today's culture wars.

The Waif's crone was straight out of the Snow White School of Evil Deeds.

Cardinal Mahony, two years into retirement, was unceremoniously relieved of all public duties last month by Archbishop José Gomez, who described "brutal and painful" records of "evil" deeds during the Mahony years.

Some people seemed to buy the relentless propaganda of the state news media, saying they had come to realize that the Brotherhood was actually the mysterious "third party" blamed by successive Egyptian leaders for all manner of evil deeds.

It's a to-be-or-not-to-be film that evokes an unstable, agonizing tension regarding evil desires and anticipation of evil deeds, and the intensity of this guilt and torment has marked Allen's films ever since.

All Buddhists have accepted that, by the principle of karmic causation, good acts hold the power to counteract the effects of evil deeds and lead to better conditions in the next birth.

And why do you insist on declaring it an exception in the series of evil deeds that is the very framework of human history?

We have been silent witnesses of evil deeds; we have been drenched by many storms; we have learnt the arts of equivocation and pretense; experience has made us suspicious of others and kept us from being truthful and open; intolerable conflicts have worn us down and even made us cynical.