Sentence examples for evil ideas from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, a lot of foolish and evil ideas in the world.

The bikers have put up a black banner with red lettering saying: "Russia has always been a graveyard for evil ideas.

Albert Camus turned the spread of evil ideas during World War II into a viral infection in his devastating novel "The Plague".

The battle between good and evil ideas is as old as our species and will continue regardless of the hardware on which it is running.

Now that she has shed the evil ideas of the cult, the article said, she "looked at least 10 years younger than her age".

Still, I did ultimately come out of that phase, and as Milton says in his Areopagitica, there is no virtue that is meaningful if it hasn't been tested by exposure to evil ideas.

And I'm not sure I get your "evil" idea when it comes to these mass shooters.

This is one of his favourite speeches, and often leads to a peroration against the evil idea that "time is money".

Watching an art performance by female soldiers together with his fashionable wife, he praised the soldiers for not allowing "any evil idea to come into their minds," according to the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency.

That's long been a staple of auteur cinema — "Breathless" and beyond — but it's strange to watch "While We're Young," a movie about evil idea-stealers, veer sharply toward "Crimes and Misdemeanors" in some places and "Blow-Up" in another.

For what this evil idea is all about and nothing more is EU pecksniffs wanting to saddle the U.S. with their regulatory cost structure.