Sentence examples for deeply evil from inspiring English sources
They quote the warners in apocalyptic terms, and they view denialists as deeply evil.
This isn't to say people approved of his crimes — he was the genuine article, it seems, deeply evil — but it was hard not to marvel at his ingenuity.
There was nothing fictional in the belief that the Third Reich had been deeply evil, and that defeating it had been worthwhile.
Mr. MacIntyre called life hopeless, cursed his family as "deeply evil people," and closed with the words "Straight on till mourning," a reference to the directions to Neverland, from "Peter Pan".
But what is perhaps more deeply evil and unforgiveable in these ads is their use of visual cues to trigger feelings of racial revulsion assumed to be latent a certain segment of the white electorate.
Beck pictured Soros as a deeply evil figure, a shadowy manipulator whose marionettes include unions, the Democratic Party, the media, and the President; a rapacious financier who seeks to subvert and destroy the American republic in order to satisfy his own greed for money and advance his plot to establish an all-powerful global state under his control.
The boxes function as metaphors too: for the need to look deeply, for the evil that can lurk beneath an innocuous surface, even for the notion that good things come in small packages.
To the role of Kathryn Merteuil in "Cruel Intentions," Sarah Michelle Gellar brought huffy flounces, pouts, dagger-eyed glances and shrill chirpy retorts but no intimations of a deeply rooted Machiavellian evil.
But I truly, deeply hated the evil that woman possessed.
Sensing an opportunity to buy a new Wii game in the name of work but not wanting to spend too much money, I rushed out to Micro Center and picked up the highly-rated, yet deeply-discounted Resident Evil 4. After all, the gun's packaging said it was compatible with Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles, so I figured I'd keep it all in the family.
