Sentence examples for evil more from inspiring English sources
The melting pot of the nation perennially offers up a melting pot of evil: more of it, more kinds of it, eviler evil.
Who, after all, could be more evil, more worthy of punishment, than the man who handed God over to be crucified?
He amputated Iago's motive for malignancy from the Italian story where he found Othello's tragedy, in order to make the evil more absolute.
(A few weeks after Abacha's death, Olusegun Obasanjo, the former President of Nigeria, who had been a political prisoner for three years, remarked that Abacha was "more than evil, more than sadistic, he was actually mad").
A witch, turned evil more by misunderstanding than intention, has kidnapped the bards, without whom the minstrels will have no songs, thus ending the reputations, and so the reign, of the four princes.
According to Stanford psychologist Philip Zimbardo, an in-depth, nuanced knowledge of evil can actually be a virtue such knowledge helps us identify evil more readily and resist it when necessary.
Still, the diva in her dreads other smoking-induced evils more.
Evils more alarming may readily be perceived.
In confronting these evils, more speech, not less, is the remedy.
More evil than more than one shop assistant asking "How's it going!".
"Google's motto, 'Don't be evil,' resonates more and more with our students.
