Sentence examples for evil mindset from inspiring English sources
"Unfortunately under these horrific circumstances," Mr. Ridge said, "you don't want to draw any premature conclusions, because we need to apprehend the individual or the individuals first and then determine what diabolic, what evil mindset causes someone to murder innocent people".
Let's change the "see no evil, hear no evil" mindset.
You know, and the same is true for many of the large unions and so on, that they're mostly staying the course, and they've also been talked into this lesser-evil mindset, where they settle for crumbs because they've been told to settle for crumbs.
Maybe it's because the rest of the country's politicians go back to their constituents and tell them how evil "Warshington" is, and that mindset seeps into the confidence of the city's athletes.
Although the TV evangelists are long gone and forgotten, the evil that is the Fundamentalist Mindset is as alive today as ever.
Now we need to free ourselves from the puritan mindset that makes evil a noun, when it's merely an adjective.
Martin Freeman again chooses his words carefully as he ponders "evil": "I'm very much with Leo's mindset: there are no monsters – there are people who do bad things.
The perpetrators were "simply evil or out control", so they and their mindsets they represented could be rejected.
So maybe we need to stop trying to adopt the Snowden-era mindset, that of cyberpunks sticking it to evil governments and corporations, to this age of Trump and Brexit.
He was a lawyer, and though a fervent revolutionary he seemed to possess a degree of civility toward the evil gringos that was not often associated with that mindset.
