Sentence examples for evil battles from inspiring English sources

What follows is the stuff of legend, one of history's classic good versus evil battles.

In many of his most successful films, like "Clash of the Titans," above, where he portrays Zeus, and "Batman Begins" or "The A-Team," the good vs. evil battles have featured a comic-book sensibility.

The forces of good and evil battled for the allegiance and the souls of human beings.

But the faces might also be the cast-out, watching the forces of good and evil battle for their souls.

But then there comes this evil battle for a certain format.

Even literary dystopia, though subject to less pressure to offer neat conclusions to a good vs. evil battle, can enable us to compartmentalize our anxieties about oppression and violence into a neat fictional package.

So, in the ultimate Good vs. Evil battle, a bunch of Argentine teenagers are efficiently destroyed by some British warships, and back home Maggie romps to an election victory over that crazed, Commie pacifist Foot.

Now those first-gen hipsters and wrinkled Marxists weep quietly into their Newcastle Brown Ale, mistily recalling all those times in the past when there was great oppression and a clear good vs. evil battle.

It's a challenging picture episodic in telling, somewhat aloof emotionally, resisting at every turn the urge to become a conventional narrative (they could've leaned into the big, bombastic good vs. evil battle with China's Chairman Mao, say, or done a Great Escape-style ending for the Lama's exile to India).

(In an adventure story, this would be the epic good against evil battle).

Both pointed out that programs' episodes often feature good-versus-evil battles in which honor-bound child warriors emerge victorious.