Sentence examples for genuinely evil from inspiring English sources
Many are profoundly unlikable, some genuinely evil.
The Church, for its part, says that I am a psychopath – one Scientology blog says: "John Sweeney is genuinely evil".
As the gang leader, called Top Dollar, Michael Wincott has a genuinely evil rasp in his voice.
The church says I am "psychotic, a bigot and a liar" and a church blogger calls me "genuinely evil".
The Joker's conflict with Batman was at least partly a cerebral affair, a matter of outsmarting and counter-outsmarting, and Bale raised his game in confrontation with Heath Ledger, who gave us a genuinely evil movie villain.
(1) We cannot claim that evil is just an illusion, for in the case of pain (for example) it is evident to the one who suffers it that it is genuinely evil.
It has genuinely evil-sounding guitars, inhumanly fast drumming, orchestral backing and brilliant rasping vocals.
The Deep Web is portrayed as a genuinely evil-looking place, like a cross between Mordor and MS-DOS, and every time anyone in the CSI team does some hacking, it looks like their hard work is being done for them by a slave class of people trapped in The Matrix.
Not just in a "£16 for Haddock & Chips!" kind of way, but in a, "Jesus, that's genuinely quite evil" kind of way.
