Sentence examples for evil bent from inspiring English sources
Pundits reckon Yasar Buyukanit, the chief of general staff, was alluding to the new constitution when he spoke of "centres of evil" bent on eroding secularism in a statement this week.
So as it stands right now, wires are just a necessary evil bent on cluttering up our lives.
Union leadership needs to recognize that calling for accountability is entirely reasonable, and that if someone doesn't agree lockstep with their vision, that doesn't mean that person is some sort of evil corporate reformer bent on working to privatize public education.
Look out for a completely astonishing turn by Ed Begley Jr as an evil scientist hell-bent on demolishing a local orphanage so he can mine the magical crystals that lie buried beneath.
You knew this was coming, but it still speaks to the nature of our wonderful little system we have here that a man who had become the public face of an organization that passed along information that probably should never have been kept away from the citizens that information purports to serve was branded as some sort of chaotic evil malcontent hell-bent on, what, exactly?
If you don't have any qualms about working for an evil corporation hell-bent on complete galactic domination, being a stormtrooper definitely has its rewards.
My money's on Donald Trump being involved, somehow you know that guy has got all the hallmarks of an evil genius hell-bent on destroying the world as we know it.
And Tolkien's Ring is dangerous even to the most virtuous of wizards because, though it can be used for good, it has an inherent bent for evil.
But we need to remind ourselves that one of the ultimate tests of a democracy is the ability of its leadership and the public to distinguish threats to its existence from those bent on evil and destruction from other acts of those who may be acting out of serious mental problems.
In these passages, the Grail and the Ring are almost perfect mirror images: Williams's Grail is dangerous even to the most dedicated of Satanists because, though it can be used for evil, it has an inherent bent for good.
