Sentence examples for evil life from inspiring English sources

An evil life, no matter how intense or steadfast, is not one we would want to call meaningful.

Of the strength of his position there was no doubt, and probably the suggestion of hypnotism and the rest was made to explain the persistence with which he held his ground despite his notoriously evil life, his gross interferences in the government of the Church, and the public attacks made on him in the Duma and elsewhere.

"If Ah Fook [see last week's O Fiverão] led an evil life and after death was consigned to Hades, would he then be Ah Fook In Hell?" - Scott Pratt, whom you might not expect to enjoy making fun of people's names.

During this time, an evil life form called Cell also emerges and, after absorbing two of the Androids to achieve his "perfect form," holds his own fighting tournament to challenge the protagonists.

Back in 2011, Braunstein was the subject of a lengthy feature in the New York Observer in which he called himself "an evil life coach" to a teenage girl with whom he had begun a correspondence.

As someone training to be a priest, and with the rubric in the Book of Common Prayer allowing the priest the option of denying Eucharist to someone living a "notoriously evil life," this adds another level of difficulty.

Theron, who played the evil, life-sucking Queen Ravenna in the first movie, is back and joining her polar bear-riding sister Freya Emily Bluntt), who looks like a more metal version of Elsa from "Frozen," not that anyone is complaining.

You cannot know honesty without knowing deceit, good cannot exist without evil, and life is not life without death.

As at the End of Days, there is nothing left but black and white, good and evil: Let life, waned, ah let life wind Off her once skeined stained veined variety upon, all on two spools; part, pen, pack Now her all in two flocks, two folds — black, white; right, wrong.

Because there is always more good than evil in life, he said, one can always be content, no matter how bad things seem.

He described this as "the choice between good and evil, between life and death," and asked which voice the young people would obey.