Sentence examples for depicted as evil from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Seidman has been heckled at annual meetings, sued, hung up on dozens of times and depicted as evil as Mr. Potter in the film "It's a Wonderful Life".

Cats are often depicted as evil or malicious by nature.

"The Sanderson sisters are depicted as evil shrews obsessed with patriarchal ideals of youth and beauty and will do anything to possess them". .

Those stereotypes are gender-specific: Redheaded women have traditionally been seen as highly sexualized, while redheaded men have usually been depicted as evil or bumbling.

The Sanderson sisters are depicted as evil shrews obsessed with patriarchal ideals of youth and beauty and will do anything to possess them.

There were stories about dragons dating back from medieval times, where they were depicted as evil monstrous creatures, usually living in a cave hovering over their treasures or just terrorizing a nearby village.

The Lakota, like other Indigenous peoples, have always had to be depicted as the "evil instigators".

Ixchel was the patroness of womanly crafts but was often depicted as an evil old woman and had unfavorable aspects.

Though Itzamná was considered an entirely benevolent god, Ix Chel, often depicted as an evil old woman, had definitely unfavourable aspects.

Yet what is striking these days is how often some parents are depicted as purely evil -- in other words, exactly how their children view them.

In Shakespeare's "Richard III," and in movies shaped by it, he is depicted as an evil, scheming hunchback whose death at 32 ended the War of the Roses and more than three centuries of Plantagenet rule, bookended England's Middle Ages, and proved a prelude to the triumphs of the Tudors and Elizabethans.