Sentence examples for evil sentiment from inspiring English sources
And so, a mushroom cloud of evil sentiment has emerged.
Thomas is not suggesting that all children who come from abusive homes will lack other-regarding sentiments and become evil persons, but instead is saying that other-regarding sentiments have a more difficult time gaining a secure foothold in children in abusive homes than in loving ones (p. 281).
There is a growing public sentiment that however evil the Iraqi leader may be, they just cannot see the case for an invasion.
It is motivated by a noble sentiment, to combat evil, but it is being done without self-righteousness and with a prudent awareness of the limits and the ironies of history.
"On the recent occupation of the evil embassy [of Britain], the sentiments of the youth were right but entering [the embassy] was not right," he said at the time.
"On the recent occupation of the evil embassy [of Britain], the sentiments of the youth were right but entering [the embassy] was not right," he said, according to the monitoring website Digarban, citing conservative news website baztab-e-emrooz.
"Why has that phrase, 'axis of evil,' crystallized so much anti-American sentiment around the world?" Professor Dower said.
Nothing would please Lucius more than a good ethnic cleansing, a sentiment seconded by an evil spirit deep within the endless interiors of Hogwarts.
In fiction, anti-Christmas sentiment is a shorthand for evil.
"Our goal must always be to bring about a decisive end to this evil practice, with public policy that matches public sentiment".
