Sentence examples for evil of a from inspiring English sources

But somehow, this was evil of a different stripe.

Only one character identifies the difference between "ordinary" evil and the evil of a fanatical dictator, capable of killing millions.

All of it connects the numbing evil of a public hanging in 1918 to the numbing evil of a sidewalk killing uploaded on YouTube in the summer of 2014.

Representing evil of a sort, there's Tom Cross: ex-logger, part-time jail guard, motel handyman, racist, drunk and Catholic.

It is captioned with a quotation from Ecclesiasticus: "All evil is small in comparison to the evil of a woman".

Even a Methodist minister from the Nottinghamshire town has joined the debate, criticising the "evil" of a lack of sportsmanship in football in general.

It claimed that the destruction of Judah was inevitable because of the evil of an earlier king named Manasseh.

Often, people look at picking a niche as a necessary evil of starting a business instead of the powerhouse strategy it can be.

Evil has infinite forms, Pascal said — and the particular evils of a land that promised a unique hope must cause unique and profound disappointment.

Underneath the wacky characters, there are takedowns of corporate speak and the evils of a materialistic culture.

One reason is convenience: It's much simpler for politicians and journalists to focus on the evils of a drug than to grapple with the underlying social problems.