Sentence examples for evil businessmen from inspiring English sources

But the bigger, more complicated truth about the financial crisis is that it wasn't caused by evil businessmen.

More often, they are buffoons, evil businessmen, or less sexy versions of the chronically unemployed hustler father that John Amos played on the seventies TV series "Good Times".

Now she's in a mental hospital convinced she's a high priestess from the past who's been kidnapped by a sect of evil businessmen from the future.

It's a cat-and-mouse thriller with you as an evil businessman hunting Jeremy Irvine's trail guide across the Mojave desert.

The old part is a plot device as ancient as moving pictures: an evil businessman who stands in the way of all that is good and right.

Fuller's fingerprints are all over the villain played by Otto Kruger (an evil businessman with fascist leanings who hopes to use the paper to undermine the war effort) and are particularly prominent on the hero, played by Lee Tracy.

Jan-Willem van den Bosch's vibrant, cartoonish production brings colour to Brecht's black-and-white vision of capitalism, and a cabaret kitsch to the evil businessman's self-aggrandising songs; his production is enjoyable, but doesn't make the play feel any less heavy-handed.

A young man and his rescue dog have to foil an evil businessman's plan to wreck their beach restaurant.

Cut to the evil businessman cackling as he counts his coins while his workers slave away in the salt mines, giving their lifeblood for his riches.

Evil, evil, evil.

Lucha Underground's plot revolves around the evil Spanish businessman Dario Cuteo, who has set up an illegal fighting operation in order to honor the old Gods of the ancient Aztec tribes.