Sentence examples for giving evil from inspiring English sources

For ogres of all stripes, darkness is the ultimate cosmetic concealer, giving evil a murky glamour and hiding those telltale signs of ordinariness.

Meanwhile, Dr Evil, Mike Myers's Austin Powers Bond-spoofing baddie, appeared on Saturday Night Live to berate both Sony and North Korea for giving "evil organisations a bad name".

The left claims that only a public option can give evil insurers the competition they need to create much-needed reform.

"Regarding our subject, I came on this quote from the Dao De Jing by Laozi which says: 'Give evil nothing to oppose and it will disappear by itself,' " Mr. Devillers wrote.

Frequently, however, it probably was difficult to identify the witch in individual cases, or even to be sure that a given evil was the result of witchcraft rather than of other causes.

But the fact that they use the same name means that they did the research and concluded that they just didn't want to give Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories credit.

Generation World -- an outcome of our digital potential -- has also given evil new and richer spawning grounds as our magic gets perverted (think Lord Of The Rings or Star Wars).

But when they're not cooperating and throwing rocks and giving us evil looks, we don't want to be there.

It was more anecdotal than a serious bid to rid evildoers, but I found much comfort in giving the evil eye to a host of "certain-types".

And yet there I was, in the belly of the beast, giving the evil eye to a hoard of 12-year-olds from the press pit.

It summarized the film: "This classic low budget horror film combines just the right amount of gore and black humor, giving The Evil Dead an equal amount of thrills and laughs".