Sentence examples for evil reputation from inspiring English sources
Contemporary references indicate that he was widely traveled and fairly well known, but all observers testify to his evil reputation.
The contemporary republican interpretation of Machiavelli, less mindful of his evil reputation, presents him as a communitarian alternative to self-interested liberalism.
And while bats have an evil reputation for sucking blood, only three out of the thousand or so species of bat actually feed on blood.
Speak I must; albeit, when woman gets an evil reputation, there is a feeling of bitterness against all she says; unfairly indeed in my case, for it were only fair to hate after learning the circumstances, and seeing if the object deserves it; otherwise, why hate at all?
Indeed, mushrooms – plentiful this autumn – and the other fungi which are usually eaten are not the only ones which are suitable for human food, but the fact that certain of the group are so unwholesome that they are dangerously poisonous has give the fungus an evil reputation.
Hanford has an "evil reputation" among those on the West side of the state, and about 20 to 30percentt of visitors are worried, said Cal Heeb, a docent.
James, who is a fan of Star Wars, mocked the "evil empire" reputation of his family's media business by installing a giant figure of Darth Vader outside his office.
Steve Carell voices Gru, a wannabe Dr Evil whose reputation as the world's premier fiendish mastermind is threatened by the arrival of a new kid on the block blah blah blah (stop me if you've heard this one).
"We've let evil overtake the entire reputation of Evangelicalism," one prominent evangelical author, Beth Moore, wrote on Twitter.
"The Evil Dead" enjoys the reputation of a cult classic, but its more lasting significance is as a cheapie do-it-yourself production that achieved indie success.
