Sentence examples for embodies evil from inspiring English sources

Karen embodies evil, but Michael serves it.

Wealth embodies evil, money the devil .Perhaps, however, it is time to let the French, as well as other corners of market-averse Europe, in on a dark secret.

The Pharaoh embodies evil.

"Mephistopheles embodies evil in this world," he said.

The devil embodies evil, and the possibility of the dark inside all of us.

The objects the visitors drew included exquisite luxury items and fierce religious emblems, the latter often designed not to embody evil but to frighten it away.

In two passages he depicts visions of a series of four world kingdoms, represented in the first passage by parts of a giant statue and in the second by mythological beasts, each kingdom embodying evil to a greater extent than the last.

No one has replaced, or could replace, the late Nancy Marchand, who, as Tony's mother, embodied evil narcissism to such an extent that she conspired to kill her own son — though late in this season we saw the myth of saintly motherhood punctured again, as Paulie (Tony Sirico), the consummate mama's boy cum psychopath, put his whiny mother in a nursing home, just as Tony had done.

When Culkin filmed the scene, he embodied evil, letting out a cackle so cruel it sets the show's moral compass for the remaining season.

Some scenes are more obviously indicative than others -- as when Smurf -- herself embodying evil, albeit in the service of her family (unlike Pope, who kills for his own crazy reasons and who cares for no one), persuades a corrupt cop to attempt to assassinate J.

Although there are many demons (rakshasas), no one god embodies the evil spirit; rather, many gods have their devil within, inspiring fear as well as trust.