Sentence examples for evil alter from inspiring English sources
A redneck version of the M.C. from "Cabaret," played with oily glee by Jake La Botz, he presents himself as our conscience's evil alter ego.
4. Henry Jekyll's drug (Robert Louis Stevenson, Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde) The good doctor's compound proves far too effective at ridding him of his inhibitions, summoning his evil alter ego, Edward Hyde.
Both as his evil alter ego, Slim Shady, and as Marshall Mathers, Eminem encouraged listeners to raise their middle fingers and to be "proud to be out of your mind and out of control".
It's called Prodigium, and is led by Russell Crowe's Henry Jekyll, no longer a scientist plagued by his chemically spawned evil alter ego, Dr Hyde, but more of a Nick Fury type.
His movies in that period included "The Vampire Lovers" (1970), a tale of revenge and bloodlust that was especially notable for its two nude scenes; and "Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde" (1971), a campy adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic that adds a soup? of erotic intrigue by making the good doctor's evil alter ego a woman.
Presumably this was Mr. Carreño's choice — Julie Kent as the innocent Odette, Gillian Murphy as her evil alter ego, Odile — as was the guest appearance of the former Ballet Theater dancer Joaquin de Luz (now a New York City Ballet principal) as the prince's friend Benno.
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The factual state of the world does not teach us how we, with our powers for good and evil, should alter or preserve it in the most ethical manner (Gould 1982).
If we want to eradicate evil, we have to alter these immoral innate (biologically determined) tendencies of human beings.
We struggle to understand our own behavior in order to alter it: everything evil that has ever been done on earth was once a precious part of somebody's culture, including our own.
