Sentence examples for evil much from inspiring English sources

Ever since President Bush declared Iraq to be part of an "axis of evil," much of the British media, including the BBC, had adopted a critical approach to Blair's pro-U.S. line.

No doubt Gross will be held up as the root of all evil, much as bankers are now, when the next crash comes, but throwing insults at bond fund managers will be as fruitless and misplaced as Vince Cable's display of anger at bankers as pinstriped Scargills.

Hans was not even in the earliest drafts, then at first was not a villain, and after becoming one, was revealed to be evil much earlier in the plot.

He contrasts the perspective of "Humbug", which celebrates Otherness, with that of The X-Files overall in which "Other" is generally synonymous with danger and evil, much like Leonard.

Bergmann (2012) offers an error theory to explain away the overwhelming impression of unjustifiability: that we can't grasp evils much worse than ones which give rise to this impression.

But colorful evil is much more amenable to the writer.

Pakistan was the evil enemy, much like what the former Soviet Union was to the United States during the Cold War.

Their meetings are the marrow of the narrative, for they combat evil without much help from others.

Though Dracula contains plenty of sadistic sexual imagery, its eponymous villain is portrayed as evil without much further psychological complexity.

Reconciling herself to an unavoidable evil without much difficulty, Catherine turned her attention to organizing and strengthening a system that she herself had condemned as inhuman.

These novels' view of America, and Americans, is deeply conflicted; often the United States is portrayed as a blundering monster — not evil so much as dangerously ignorant.