Sentence examples for evil references from inspiring English sources
European leaders, already angered by Mr. Bush's "axis of evil" references, have left no doubt that they will immediately challenge his decision as a violation of world trade rules, and try to have the World Trade Organization overturn it.
Evil in the broad sense, which includes all natural and moral evils, tends to be the sort of evil referenced in theological contexts, such as in discussions of the problem of evil.
However, the 20-somethings who dutifully delete "evil" from references to the Virginia Tech gunman should know that bias can show itself in subtler and more pernicious ways.
And I think that you do do evil" – a reference to Google's corporate motto, "Don't be evil".
His signing prompted the Red Sox' president, Larry Lucchino, to call the Yankees "the evil empire," a reference that enraged the Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner.
Mulcaire ascribes to himself the name "Dr Evil", in ironic reference to how little known and understood he believes himself to be.
Sisi on Sunday urged citizens to defend the state and its institutions from the "forces of evil", an apparent reference to the protests planned for Monday.
Some evil-skeptics believe that the concept of evil necessarily makes reference to supernatural spirits, dark forces, or creatures.
As long as DaimlerChrysler's share price still looked good, the press refrained, for the most part, from making references to "evil Germans".
It was anything but boring and dull: Face the Music and A New World Record eschewed the orchestrated prog of Eldorado and explored the Beatles influence even further, with the pure pop perfection of Telephone Line and hit Evil Woman (which directly references the Fabs with the line "there is a hole in my head where the rain comes in", a magpie lyric snatched from Fixing a Hole).
