Sentence examples for evil hard from inspiring English sources
After the show, he called Monsanto "evil" (hard to argue with that one, as long as you equate it with "immoral" as opposed to a supernatural negative force), and though he didn't say "frankenfood" in this instance, he does use the word frequently.
According to de Camp, absolute evil is hard to envision; whereas Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin believed they were improving the world, Flagg only enjoys causing destruction and chaos.
An everyman's tale and a romance, the Odyssey is filled with adventure, longing and temptation, the struggle between good and evil, and hard-won triumph.
Ms. Taymor's production, though, is a jumble of intentions, styles and symbols (life as a chess match between good and evil, between hard-won wisdom and natural instinct).
They are propitiated to ward off evils and hard times.
Total evil is really hard to evoke.
Last week, as race-related news in the United States slid down a moral scale from mendacity to pure evil, it was hard to maintain much faith in art.
It was one of many poems he would write about evil, in "The Hard Hours" as well as in "The Venetian Vespers" (1979) and "The Transparent Man" (1990).
The heart leaps in sympathy as Ms. Forbes's cowed Emilia finds the courage to expose her husband's evil, shedding the hard light of truth on the enveloping darkness.
She compared the impulse to that of conspiracy theorists and their reluctance to believe in the banality of evil: "It's hard to accept that a guy could just go up into a building and shoot the president".
