Sentence examples for evil left from inspiring English sources

Since, by contrast, Jorma Elo's "Double Evil" left any specific intention unsaid, it seemed to succeed the most readily on its own terms.

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.

Around town, the news that ranking officials from a nation President Bush has branded as part of the axis of evil left more than a few local residents scratching their heads.

Four offerings from outside the Hollywood system: Korean thriller Chronicles of Evil, left eating Mad Max's dirt in second place in that country but still good for sixth place globally, about a police officer who covers up the murder of a taxi driver.

Darkness festers, and suddenly Sauron, inheritor of the evil left behind by a vanquished Morgoth, rises to power in Mordor.

South Africa is the only evil left.

Simply applying the label evil leaves the event without a modern context; it does not show how that evil is to be understood.

Stealing the last episode from under the noses of Hal and Malcolm are Reece – whose latest act of concentrated evil leaves the whole family, quite literally, in the shit – and Lois, the ultimate matriarch who finally tells Malcolm what's expected of him: to become one of the great US presidents.

From Pride & Prejudice to Harry Potter, good is challenged by evil, leaving the reader in suspense which will prevail until the end.

The crucial decision is usually to identify the lesser of two evils: leaving children with unreliable parents; or taking them into care where they are at high risk of, for example, drug abuse.

Its belief that motoring is evil leaves us dependent on a railway system which has got worse.