Sentence examples for evil lies from inspiring English sources
"evil lies" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is a phrase commonly used to describe deceitful or malicious untruths. Example: The politician was known for his wicked tactics, often using evil lies to manipulate the public's opinion.
What evil lies behind those soft voices".
In Mr. Erofeyev's world, evil lies within, and dissidents are sometimes less moral than Soviet bureaucrats.
O'Shea isn't all bad — the evil lies in just one half of his split personality.
Who, then, is to say with authority where the root of so much anguish and evil lies?
The malign figure of Edilberto Torres suggests too that the source of evil lies beyond our understanding: an acknowledgment that neither humans nor the social systems they inhabit are perfectible.
The evil lay in that it distracted our gaze from the real things that were happening.
There are more hints that the depths of evil lie within Cara Delevingne's Enchantress (her first line, "Let's do something fun", drips menace) as Will Smith gives this fast-paced film his best shot, quite literally, as assassin Deadshot.
One evening, he said, listening to a long sermon about "how we're all evil, lying people, and our hearts are deceitful, I was getting uncomfortable and got up to leave," he said.
My party evolved into a clutch of evil, lying, heartless, and small-minded individuals that cared not for what they could do for their country, but solely what they could accomplish for their own self interest.
The handbills still move us so because they touch so entirely on a central truth: these people came together one morning with no common purpose beyond making a living, and were killed by people whose evil lay in the belief that without a common purpose life has no meaning.
