Sentence examples for evil bush from inspiring English sources
There was a belief in good and evil bush spirits.
His 14-year-old son, Nick, took a page right out of the playbook of President George W. (Enemy of Evil) Bush.
In Mississippi, which Mr Bush also visited twice, Democratic attempts to imply that Mr Barbour was too close to the evil Bush administration also backfired; indeed Mr Barbour's clout with the White House was one reason why he won (see article).Only in Louisiana has the president so far been kept under wraps.
Pursuing his theme of leadership vs. withdrawal, American supervision vs. a vacuum for evil, Bush continued: "There's an isolationist tendency in our country, and I would argue that's dangerous to our national security and doesn't befit the character of the country".
The Times of London amused itself with a full-length article describing Obama's tour in a parody of Biblical language that began like this: "And it came to pass, in the eighth year of the reign of the evil Bush the Younger (The Ignorant), when the whole land from the Arabian desert to the shores of the Great Lakes had been laid barren, that a Child appeared in the wilderness".
If we can move ahead with talks, 2014 could be the year we finally ditch the Bush-era "axis of evil" treatment and build friendly relations with Iran. 3. Edward Snowden has rocked the world of NSA spying.
Here is the most unvarnished update of the Bush-era axis of evil, which goes beyond mere cooperation on nuclear issues to a concerted effort to oppose the United States at every turn.
Some customs are cruel: newborn twins, thought to be inhabited by evil spirits, are "thrown away" in the bush.
Viewers don masks with built-in red-and-blue glasses, which reveal four-letter words in illusory relief — the dirty classics plus political tags ("BUSH," "IRAQ") and assorted downbeats ("EVIL," "GRIM").
Some in the White House later disputed that Obama's use of terms like "evil" and "network of death" reflected a shift toward Bush-era rhetoric.
