Sentence examples for example of evil from inspiring English sources

Harold Shipman was one such example of evil.

Shylock is more wrong than wronged, as much a case example of evil incarnate as Iago.

"It's a two-way street that exists for all these Hitler comparisons," Rosenfeld said, referring to the propensity of Americans to cast their political villains as the ultimate example of evil.

It was a hideous example of evil breeding evil, and not surprisingly some of the officers welcomed back in India as victorious heroes were so sickened by shame that they found it hard to respond appropriately.

Evil has been part of human nature all these times, and then I get into the prison studies, and here's an example of evil that I created.

Although firmly ensconced, even in the popular imagination, as an example of evil incarnate -- nearly a quarter of those polled in this week's CNN poll rated him the worst vice president in U.S. history, and 41percentt as "poor" -- Cheney exudes the confidence of one fully convinced that he will get away with it all.

They may well be pissing on our graves for having ruined the planet, and these disks may simply be destroyed as examples of the evil Evil EVIL petroleum age.

What better way of revolting against such illiberal claptrap than emulating the character in Mr Allen's film?Another reason is September 11th, which not only produced a surge of patriotism but also widened the gap between students (who tended to see the attacks as examples of evil) and Vietnam-era professors (who agonised about what America must have done wrong).

Second, it could be defended by reference to particular examples of evil, especially very terrible evils, where it just seems obvious the evils are unjustified.

-- as the latest examples of evil incarnate?

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