Sentence examples for evil presentation from inspiring English sources
And, of course, if one limits oneself to the victims of the Paris terror attacks, innocents in cafés vs. the Kalashnikov-waving killers, this good vs. evil presentation is apt (though calling criminals just "scumbags" is too nice).
And no matter what you think of Nafta or how outraged by American companies exploiting foreign workers, the issue of labor versus management has evolved to be considerably cloudier than Blitzstein's good-versus-evil presentation.
Social evils are present everywhere.
(Remember him as the hissable art and drug dealer in "Beverly Hills Cop"?) At 8 p.m. Thursday through Sunday and Nov. 15 through 18, Mr. Berkoff will be exploring classical evil in a one-man presentation at Joe's Pub at the Joseph Papp Public Theater.
According to literary critic Hughes Davies, the President "represents political corruption but his presentation as an evil deity who is worshiped in terms that mockingly echo religious ritual elevates him to a mythical plane" and he is "an inverted image of both the Christian and Mayan deities since he is the source only of death".
Before Jones speaks there's a slick little video presentation on the evils of their local Tory MP Simon Kirby.
While offering presentations of good versus evil, they are almost always punctuated by depictions of nightmarish violence — whippings, hangings and torture — and scenes of physical and psychological degradation that can be unsettling for black and white viewers alike.
Casting events systematically in a non-objective light is the exhibition of bias, and the continual presentation of policies one disagrees with as evidence of "evil" seems to fall under that category.
The novel is Ellis' "deeply pessimistic presentation of human nature as assailable... an unflinching study of evil".
And the presentation that Werner – particularly as encapsulated by those three words, 'bliss of evil' – is what gives the movie its marvellous tone.
