Sentence examples for evil times from inspiring English sources

Evil times that leave hardly anyone unscathed or untainted.

Even in absurd and evil times, he'd given us a dazzling firsthand experience of what he was now struggling to explain: the sense of joy in being alive.

But if forced to choose by, say, a shipwreck or an evil Times editor, I'd probably grab novels that I'm still wrestling with.

For Mr. Skarsgard, the crux of "Taking Sides" was not the music (though plenty is heard in the film), but the moral issues that face an artist in evil times.

That evil times call for even finer and more powerful virtues.

The famine and the Scottish policy were felt to be a punishment from God, and complaints about Edward multiplied, one contemporary poem describing the "Evil Times of Edward II".

Clue of the Day, however, goes to the quietly evil "Time release," which had no question mark because it is Saturday, and that's allowed.

"Or are we to assume exactly the opposite: that anyone fighting evil in an evil time has to be particularly good?

Anselm Kiefer's art and its quotation of the Holocaust poet Paul Celan – of which you can see more in the Royal Academy's potent Kiefer exhibition – makes it clear that contemporary Germany has never forgotten that evil time.

Another popular bromide suggests email is an evil time suck that prevents us from getting work done.

Ever since, I have been forced to choose the lesser of two evils time and time again.