Sentence examples for evil light from inspiring English sources

We talked about the contrast between good and evil, light and dark.

We may still use a few evil light bulbs, but we have at least learned to switch them off.

It reminds me of something Joseph Campbell said in "The Hero With a Thousand Faces" about the duality of good and evil, light and darkness: "The best we can do is lean toward the light".

In ancient Iran a different cosmic situation was contemplated, one in which the world was seen as a battleground of two opposing forces: good and evil, light and darkness, life and death.

The questing, inconclusive, often inscrutable dialogue between Faust and Mephistopheles is the crux of this one-act work, basically a meditation on the perennial themes of good and evil, light and darkness, knowledge and wisdom, the soul and the universe.

Although grammar is often fuzzy and open to interpretation, in my book these three mistakes all come down to a Manichean choice between good and evil, light and dark, right and wrong.

People said it had never been so good and what I remember is the popcorn mix at Regal Cinema, salt over sweet, the triumph of good over evil, light-sabres slashing the air in synchronised time, on track, one step forward, one step back.

Naughty isn't quite bad, it's evil-light.

On Nov. 6 in New York we did just that with a Diwali commemoration of 9/11 with 3,000 lights highlighting victory of goodness over evil and light of knowledge.

It must surely have been the enveloping image of Us and Them, Good and Evil, the Light and the Dark, that influenced all the fantasy writers of my generation.

"His call has always demanded a choice between good and evil, between light and darkness, between life and death," the pope said as he sat, relatively still, on the stage.