Sentence examples for effectively evil from inspiring English sources
Brent Spiner is effectively evil (and pretty much unrecognizable) as Stromboli, who wants Pinocchio for his traveling puppet show.
Adams is rarely in serious danger for long; Sarandon just isn't as effectively evil as other Disney evil queens.
Hasn't the overwhelming problem been, rather, a reluctance to effectively confront evil — in Darfur, or Rwanda, or pre-9/11 Afghanistan?
And the inability of a decent man to deal effectively with evil is investigated with bloody, terrifying intensity in "No Country for Old Men," Joel and Ethan Coen's ruthless and meticulous adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's 2005 novel.
Allen brilliantly creates an intangible presence of evil, effectively suggesting horror rather than depicting it.
Well, with Saruman's omission there is no compelling intelligence directing the forces of darkness; the face of evil effectively has to be Gollum who, although nasty, is no worthy dramatic counterpoint for Aragorn and Gandalf.
In the end, unable to effectively combat the evil around them, they tragically succumb".
He believed that to effectively deal with evil (be it colonialism, dictatorship, tyranny, hate, etc).
It also made effective use of sound, including background music that heightens tension and changes depending on the situation, and the sound of the player character's echoing footsteps that can change depending on the surface; these would later be used more effectively in Resident Evil.
Nevertheless, she effectively evokes the evils of colonialism from this cultural viewpoint.
