Sentence examples for evil culture from inspiring English sources
The new "existential enemy," Krauthammer said, is "Arab-Islamic totalitarianism," and he compared the war that the United States should fight against this entity to the war against Fascist Germany and Japan — a war committed to the eradication of a deadly and evil culture.
Hardly anyone caught Buffett side-kick Munger muttering that "to some extent it's an evil culture".
The evil culture he was talking about was Wall Street, the commercial and investment banks who had no idea that their risk models were utterly useless.
However, the county's ineffectual management structure created a "See no evil, speak no evil" culture that permitted mismanagement and fraud to flourish unimpeded and unreported.
The attorney general's report lays out how the racing board repeatedly alerted the association about suspect practices, only to be met by what the report describes as a pervasive "see-no-evil" culture.
Wholeheartedly, I believe that the best way to face up to evil in culture is to laugh at it; to try and make it feel small.
Ulmer recalled, "He was always making these grand, hyperbolic analogies between good and evil, the culture of life versus the scourge of death that, in his view, Hollywood had become.
But it also speaks to the passions that Mr. Macron, a seemingly mild-mannered centrist, provokes in large parts of the French electorate, far left and far right, who share a view of the 39-year-old former investment banker as a fire-breathing incarnation of evil market culture.
"Containers II are full of paradoxes: the functional and the surreal, rich and poor, good and evil, high culture and low pop".
If you were an evil pop-culture robot from the future, sent back in time to fatally overstimulate the nostalgia-processing parts of our brains in 2011, you probably couldn't design an artifact as lethal as the video for "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win," by the Beastie Boys and featuring Santigold.
