Sentence examples for evil reminds from inspiring English sources
"That kind of black-and-white thinking, where good is set against evil, reminds me of cowboy films," he said.
"Been there, done that," Dr. Evil reminded us.
Take this summer's long anticipated paranormal thriller, Deliver Us From Evil, which reminds us of how horrifying reality can be.
The enflamed descriptions of evil characters remind one of William Blake's famous comment that John Milton, in "Paradise Lost," was an ally of Satan without knowing it.
Hilarious wrestling bad guy-ism in the spirit of Irwin R. Schyster (the evil taxman) or The Genius (the evil academic) that reminds us of one of the sport's oldest truisms: Wrestling fans do not like white collar jobs.
The evil reality of slavery reminds us that not all came voluntarily.
In fact, we should keep the image of the Germans and the Nazis in front of us — not to show how close the people on the other side of an argument are to unutterable evil but to remind ourselves that we, too, can become that close in a shorter time than we like to think.
In fact, we should keep the image of the Germans and the Nazis in front of us not to show how close the people on the other side of an argument are to unutterable evil but to remind ourselves that we, too, can become that close in a shorter time than we like to think.
"There is evil," Lena's boyfriend, Ethan, reminds her in "Beautiful Creatures".
Like a virus that comes out of nowhere and knocks you off your feet for a few days, a virus that reminds us that evil exists, that no one's ever safe, that little kids die for no reason, that you can't trust even the most beautiful spring afternoon.
