Sentence examples for even more evil from inspiring English sources

But is Helene even more evil?

The mystery makes him even more evil.

There are real enemies out there planning to do even more evil to the United States.

But not before I wait for a getaway helicopter that will never arrive because my corporate boss is even more evil than me.

We felt we had as much right and desire to defend our country as anyone else, that Fascism was even more evil than racism.

Much good has been done in the names of Christianity and communism, but even more evil, and both failed definitively when history put them to the test.

Happily, Lied's even-more-evil bosses ordered his slaying by remote control 20 minutes before the closing credits, leaving Lied to collapse noisily – as happens in these things – on to the horn of his high-end motor.

"From such seemingly petty issues, drop by drop, separatism ripens, which sometimes becomes a stronghold for an even more dangerous evil, international terrorism".

The urge to batten down the hatches may actually feed the cultural patterns that enabled the election of Donald Trump: the impulse to associate only with people like ourselves and grow even more certain that evil forces are persecuting us.

Despite sterling conservative credentials — helping Bush coin the phrase "axis of evil"; co-writing "An End to Evil" with Richard Perle (evil being even more loathed than waiting) — Frum was developing a reputation as a Republican dissenter before the election of 2016 put him in full Never Trump mode, when he held his nose and voted for Hillary Clinton.

This has often been truncated to (i) "Good is to be done, and evil avoided" or even, more drastically, (iia) "Do good and avoid evil" or yet more drastically (iib) "Avoid evil and seek the good".