Sentence examples for evil heat from inspiring English sources

The bassist, Martyn Casey, once upon a time the rhythmic flight inside The Triffids' Wide Open Road and the evil heat driving Bad Seeds songs like Stagger Lee, stands here as the band's aching heartbeat.

If you had to predict the script for the next two rounds, the Evil Heat would make it to the finals, where it would be thwarted, perhaps in seven games (Dirk Nowitzki in a white hat, anyone?), to provide the proper dramatic story line for next season.

Their latest album, An Evil Heat, has been out for months but it hasn't exactly made a dent on the charts, so go and get it.

Evil, evil, evil.

Apparently, I had used the word "evil" in the heat of the moment.

In Homer's Iliad, he wrote: Sirius rises late in the dark liquid sky On summer nights, star of stars Orion's Dog, they call it brightest Of all, but an evil portent, bringing heat And fevers to suffering humanity.

Hubristically, as really the relationship was planned to provide a winter of safe sex, soon after their relationship began: "I this day began to feel an unaccountable alarm of unexpected evil: a little heat in the members of my body sacred to Cupid, very like a symptom of that distemper with which Venus, when cross, takes it into her head to plague her votaries".

This last view emphasizes Hume's claim that moral good and evil are like heat, cold, and colors as understood in "modern philosophy," which are experienced directly by sensation, but about which we form beliefs.

Most plants of this genus are used to clear heat-evil and expel superficial evils, relieve coughing and asthma, eliminate inflammation and relieve pain for a long period of time.

They were too weak, the journey had been too long, and the heat was too evil.

"I tell my students that heat is a necessary evil in preserving foods," says Malcolm Bourne, emeritus professor of food science at Cornell University.