Sentence examples for evil feelings from inspiring English sources
"Someone who is building on these evil feelings is unleashing things which he or she will not be able to manage".
People who read thrillers fear evil: evil forces outside themselves (governments, the church, multinational corporations) and evil feelings inside themselves (hatred, greed, lust, sloth, gluttony, envy, pride).
It could well bring about a very evil feeling in the West.
I need a medic!" The weirdest thing of all was the absolute evil feeling that hit my body when I tried to bust through the door the first time, when I was alone with the casualties, before the Navy SEAL came.
Its that uneasy, evil feeling that gets a person out of bed before 10 a.m., and its fear and conditioning that makes taking a phony sick day unthinkable.
The developers set out to craft an antihero to suit "a game where the player is put in the position where everyone believes you are evil", feeling that the industry required a story addressing issues of moral ambiguity and wondering how players would react when "everyone in the world was your enemy (including yourself) where you had to kill innocents to survive [and] you are the ultimate pawn".
Potentially incredible smackdown of the future Tara and Maxine Hortenberry: those evil looks had feeling.
"Who the hell am I? What's a 50-year-old man in a necktie doing skulking about?" The honest representation of his feeling "evil and soiled," as X puts it, may be his great contribution here.
But recently, rereading the stories of the round-faced, stumpy cleric, with his flapping black cassock and his encyclopedic knowledge of human evil, left me feeling cold rather than cosy.
Ms. Grahn, who said she had an abortion in her 20s, said that "women who have been able to go on with their life without feeling evil" are not represented on television.
