Sentence examples for evil states from inspiring English sources

Marshall has tended to regard Bush's "axis of evil" states, Iraq, Iran and North Korea, as mildly interesting leftovers from the cold war era.

President Bush praised the Robb-Silberman commission report for its scathing and perceptive analysis of "intelligence failures" in the "axis of evil" states of Iraq, Iran and North Korea.

"Things are now coming to a decision point, and we'll know soon". The unexpected difficulties endured in Iraq since the fall of Saddam Hussein in April 2003 have colored the broader efforts against the "axis of evil" states.

It is a moot point, however, just how clumsy Syria has been - despite its designation in 2002 as being one of the second wave of Axis of Evil states, a powerful irritant for Bashar.

Although Mr. Assange is now arguing that the site is engaged in what he called a new kind of "scientific journalism," his earlier writings suggest he believes the mission of WikiLeaks is to throw sand in the works of what he considers corrupt, secretive and inherently evil states.

He was the great modern philosopher of resistance to the evil state.

Chigurh has achieved an evil state of grace that the ambivalent masses will never know.

We must ask ourselves, how do we defeat an evil state of consciousness?

Clinton actually made some progress with the DPRK before the Bush Administration backed out of US obligations in the Agreed Framework and decided to antagonize North Korea as an 'axis of evil' state.

The underlying strategy, the Republican said, was not to steal all the thunder from the Democrats, which even another "axis of evil" State of the Union address was unlikely to do, but rather to change the subject.

George HW Bush, in contrast, called China "an Asian friend"; Bill Clinton sounded much more shrill, declaring China an "evil state" after the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989 and the demise of the Soviet Union; George Bush described China as a "strategic competitor" in 2000.