Sentence examples for evil relatives from inspiring English sources
SIGMUND AND THE SEA MONSTERS The 1973 series, about a gentle sea monster (played by the dwarf Billy Barty, in a day-glo green costume with googly eyes) ostracized by his evil relatives, is being developed as a feature for Universal.
The book series comprises 13 volumes following the three Baudelaire siblings, who are tormented by an evil relative after their parents are killed in a fire.
In other words, these are only evils relative to our individual, narrow, human perspective.
He was quoted as concluding: "Planes aren't the evil things relative to cars that people imagine".
Nevertheless, there is some dispute about how great an evil torture is relative to other great evils, specifically killing and murder.
Pope Francis last week called on Italy's mafia groups to "stop doing evil" as he met relatives of their victims to demonstrate the Catholic church's opposition to organised crime.
If you are not sure how to cure evil eye, consult older relatives.
"It's very embarrassing," the archbishop said, discussing an array of awkward issues about the church, its investment practices and the question of whether the distinction between good and evil could ever be relative, particularly for a body that casts itself as a font of moral authority.
But the retired general Wesley Clark spoke bluntly to Wolf Blitzer: "War is a matter of relative evils.
Such polemics may have receded in mainstream historical circles since the late 1990s, when the publication of "The Black Book of Communism," which placed the global death toll of Marxist regimes at 85 million to 100 million, inspired fierce debates about the relative evils of Communism and Nazism.
