Sentence examples for evil properties from inspiring English sources
Beneath the calm and occasionally charming image of ducks which endears them to the general public, there lie some unpleasant and evil properties.
But now, evil property developers seek to bulldoze in favour of a grotesque development of luxury flats.
An evil property manager - a simplistic villain that Peckham residents, young playwrights and liberal audiences alike can comfortably unite against - identifies Peckham as "up and coming" after his hipster daughter moves there.
Specifically, Santa With Muscles – an amazingly awful Hulk Hogan vehicle in which the wrestler develops amnesia and must save some orphans (including Mila Kunis) from an evil property developer who wants to turf them out of the orphanage because it sits above a quartz mine.
They can exchange opinions about the nature of good and evil, or property rights, or the preservation of the environment, in something like a spirit of brotherhood.It is even tempting to wonder whether Islam's bloody clashes with Europe in the past could have been avoided had geography and history been a little kinder.
Perhaps the most important author of socially radical pornography was the Marquis de Sade, whose books—notably Justine (1791)—combined orgiastic scenes with long philosophical debates on the evils of property and traditional social hierarchy.
They regard government action as automatically good, profit as automatically evil, and intellectual property as theft.
Note that the Franciscan ideal of poverty did not imply that there was anything morally wrong with property, that property was evil, either individually or collectively.
For instance, Calder argues that it is an essential property of evil actions that the evildoer intends that his victim suffer significant harm while it is not an essential property of wrongful actions that the wrongdoer intend to cause harm.
It's an indication of Kurzel's ability to take everyday surroundings and riddle them with vaguely (later, overtly) disturbing properties, as if evil has seeped into the paint-splotched walls and beer-stained carpets of Bunting's rough blue-collar neighbourhood.
