Sentence examples for evil officer from inspiring English sources

Who will Satan side with in order to get his job as Chief Evil Officer of Hell back?

Evil, evil, evil.

Tarantino thought the part of Hans Landa, the charmingly evil SS officer in Inglourious Basterds, was unplayable until Waltz came along.

"A Midnight Clear" is so solidly constructed that it can even accommodate two characters who would wreck a lesser film: a broadly ridiculous and evil commanding officer (John C. McGinley) and the kind of sad young woman (Rachel Griffin), once beloved in soapy American literature, who "gives" herself to strangers, surrogates for the man she loved and lost.

She was immediately arrested and interrogated by a "fat, evil, rat-faced SS officer".

His character, a cocky Mountie of German descent, encounters a figure who is played -- by Helmut Dantine -- as Flynn's evil twin: a Nazi officer with similar arrogance and drive, who has slipped into Canada on a secret mission.

The student, who asked not to be identified by name, said she and six other women were locked up by turn in a dark, grimy cell by a "large and evil looking" woman police officer just as they were about to be freed.

In his colorful 2002 memoir, "See No Evil," the former C.I.A. officer Robert Baer portrayed himself as a brash, swashbuckling agent, more Tom Clancy operative than geeky technocrat: someone at home in the dark places of the globe, someone who knew how to "mix up a potent cocktail called methyl nitrate" or make a bus disappear with 20 pounds of C-4.

To Kristian Segerstrale, Super Evil's chief operating officer, the bigger market for smartphones should lead to a mobile game that generates several times more usage and revenue than any PC game has.

But on social media, he challenged those who would dismiss all police officers as evil, and those who sought simple definitions of heroes and villains.

Twenty minutes later, while being driven to a hospital, the 30-year-old Davenport called Jesus Christ "savior" and the devil "evil" before telling the officers to "repent for your sins," the court papers say.