Sentence examples for developing evil from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, there's J.J.'s developing evil.

This is an evil man that we're dealing with, and I wouldn't put it past him to develop evil weapons to try to harm civilisation as we know it".

Callie and Mark later take on the job to raise Lilith, who develops evil plans for the wedding.

The Japanese development team at Capcom, which developed Resident Evil, professed surprise at the racism concerns when black game writers in the United States started criticizing the game based on preview videos more than a year ago.

They often have an army of minions or bodyguards who praise their path of evil and take on the minor tasks of the villains plan: Develop an evil grin and stare.

"...When someone aborts some 'traditional things' will affect you...if you stay with the person you may get sick also...you develop something evil.

The Tea Party advocates that climate science is a conspiracy developed by evil scientists, but never questions the conspiracy of polluting behemoths funding their movement.

The idea has always been that robots would at some point become evil, develop a malevolent intelligence, learn to run fast in a frightening, spidery way, and finally assume control of our barren, dust-blown future world, thereby confirming the ancient narrative of mankind's destruction by its own hand whether by – ahem – accumulated sin or by a successful and concerted robot uprising.

In Tokyo, Seoul and Beijing, Mr. Bush sought to present himself as a judicious, level-headed world leader, not the aggressive president who announced last month in his State of the Union address that Iraq, Iran and North Korea were part of an "axis of evil" developing weapons of mass destruction -- and that the United States would not wait for provocation before going to war with them.

Evil, evil, evil.

But the Republican Party's shift from empathy to disgust and from viewing government as a force for good to a necessary evil, although developing for a long time, is aptly summarized in two lines from Ronald Reagan's "A Time for Choosing" speech.