Sentence examples similar to evil ward from inspiring English sources

Lifshitz, who said he applauds Gabriel for pursuing his dreams and singing, said it's "naive to say Jeremy would have a perfect life and no one would ever say anything about him if only that evil [Ward] didn't say that joke".

"The evil eye wards off evil spirits.

That is, they could ward off evil spirits.

It is in dancing that you ward off evil.

The tolling of passing bells was intended to ward off evil spirits from dying persons.

Decorations around wrist and fingers were thought to ward off evil spirits and disease.

The metal was long used as a talisman, to ward off evil spirits.

Or about accounts that said Norse ale was served with garlic to ward off evil.

It was also seen as a totem to ward off evil.

This traditional Jewish emblem of observance is often thought to ward off evil.

Superstition, witchcraft, exorcism, talismans that ward off evil: in this land of the supernatural, irrationality prevails.