Sentence examples for evil seducer from inspiring English sources
How apt that the evil seducer George Wickham, after marrying Lizzy's frivolous sister Lydia, worked as a secretary for the foppish baronet Sir Walter Elliot (a character from Austen's novel "Persuasion") until Lydia's "open flirtation" with the baronet and Wickham's simpering attempts to ingratiate himself with his employer's daughter met "finally with disgust".
They might be known hypocrites if people recognized them: This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come... Evil men and seducers (impostors) shall become worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived II Timothy 3 1, 13).
The seducer had power; the seduced bowed to power, and was lucky or not in his or her seducer.
Its front page story, The evil monster haunting Jeremy Corbyn's past, concerned "a cruel seducer and despot" who helped to create the Corbyn family's fortune.
But in one of the essays of Either/Or, the aesthete sees boredom as the root of all evil and is preoccupied with making life interesting; and the famous seducer in the same volume seems less concerned with sex than with the fascinating spectacle of watching himself seduce his victim.
Written in epistolary form, it deals with the seducer Valmont and his accomplice, Madame de Merteuil, who surpasses him in decadence and evil.
"Leave her, thou vile seducer!
Eve was the first seducer.
