Sentence examples for evil precedent from inspiring English sources

After a boisterous ceremony in which the characters of the joust are laid out, the good and evil precedent has been set, sunburned families and packs of squawking children made their way to the bowling green to witness the joust.

After a boisterous ceremony in which the characters of the joust are laid out, the good and evil precedent has been set, sunburned families, and packs of squawking children made their way to the bowling green to witness the joust.

Evil, evil, evil.

For better or worse, Resident Evil also established a precedent that may well have been nearly accidental: its camp qualities.

For better or worse, Resident Evil also established a precedent that may well have been nearly accidental: its camp.

There is a court precedent for jail time for an evil elbow in sports.

At Ugarit, in mythological poems of the late Bronze Age, the good gods Baal and Anath slay the wicked Leviathan of the Seven Heads, providing the precedent for the victory of good over evil.

The hard-boiled female voice of "The Root of His Evil," written in 1938 and published in 1951, set the precedent for Joan Medford's narration.

We are starting a dangerous precedent in California which can only lead to evil consequences.

In such circumstances, the US supreme court has set binding precedents, determining that prisoners who are not so much evil as deeply damaged should be shown mercy.

If there is a precedent for the reform and rehabilitation of child criminals publicly assumed to be intrinsically evil and beyond help, then it comes in the form of Jon Venables and Robert Thompson.