Sentence examples for evil words from inspiring English sources

"Do you recant the devil and his evil words?" Marten's voice bellows through the church on a quiet residential street in the city's Zehlendorf district.

She says anyone who knew the psalms well would turn to them as a means of "expressing their own penitence at the evil within themselves and outrage at the evil words and actions performed against them by others".

It basically says that anti-Semitic hate speech was the decisive trigger, that evil words beget evil deeds, that if only the Weimar government had clamped down on the National Socialists' verbal persecution of the Jews in the years prior to Hitler's rise to power, then the Holocaust would never have happened.

There were no evil words.

Then I sat up straighter and saw a pile of papers bearing the mark of my evil words sitting on his desk like a wet spot on the carpet he was about to rub my face in.

Nonetheless, these evil words stabbed at my heart, cancelling out some (but not all) of the love I once felt for her most gorgeous and wondrous new hair-do.

Lerman, a freelance producer and writer whose politics are liberal, would rib her — saying, "You've been out spreading the evil word". Ingraham would laugh, Lerman recalled.

William Shakespeare, speaking through one of his characters in The Comedy of Errors, articulated a very important psychological insight: "Ill deeds are doubled with an evil word". Words act as multipliers — they're powerful.

Monopoly is a big, bad, evil word, but not all monopolies are bad.

The questionable word, the ambiguous word, the evil word, they might not directly call for crime.

But an evil word is like an evil tree torn out of the earth; it has no foothold".