Sentence examples for evil book from inspiring English sources

Not like the evil Book at Bedtime.

It's not an evil book, and I'm a good person.

This month, Mr. Beck proclaimed it "the most evil book I've read in a long, long time".

As Hitler is now regarded as the very epitome of evil, his authorship suggests that Mein Kampf must also be the most evil book in the world.

Her opinions about anything beyond it are strident and bizarre: "Anna Karenina," in which Tolstoy "attacked man's desire for happiness and advocated its sacrifice to conformity," is "the most evil book in serious literature".

Besides the storybook minigames, Tales offers one more elaborate game used to battle the evil book's hypnotized minions.

A rapacious reader, Beck defends his decision to give prominence to " evil" books like The Coming Insurrection (2009, MIT Press), written anonymously by a group of French radicals, who postulate the coming implosion of capitalism.

It isn't a see-no-evil book, but it's close.

Book I of the Sentences discusses God, the Trinity, divine guidance, evil, predestination; Book II, angels, demons, the Fall of man, grace, sin; Book III, the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, the redemption of sins, virtues, the Ten Commandments; Book IV, the sacraments and the four last things death, judgment, hell, and heaven.

One of them, a memorable fete held on March 4 , 1994 celebrated the publication of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," the book by his friend John Berendt.

The picture was inspired by incidents in "See No Evil," a book published in 2002 by the former field agent Robert Baer.