Sentence examples for hidden evils from inspiring English sources

Amalric acknowledged taking the role was an easy decision because, "It's impossible to say to your kids that 'I could have been in a Bond film but I refused.'" Amalric wanted to wear make-up for the role, but Forster explained that he wanted Greene not to look grotesque, but to symbolise the hidden evils in society.

In "Shattered Glass," he played a magazine editor who discerned hidden evil in an amiable writer.

They're both stories about hidden evil emerging when the snow sets in; when a family is isolated and broken, and when a man with buried darkness finally collapses and becomes what he was always, inevitably, going to be.

Sometimes a woman comes to a place of apparent refuge — a house that seems to offer security and love — only to discover, once she is there, creeping menace or hidden evil.

"Can you think of a better place to hide evil than under benevolence?" he said.

This image of a woman hiding evil and witchcraft behind beauty and an appearance of purity is one that even an Italian jury might find extraordinary.

But, these gorgeous houses often hide evil secrets and dark pasts -- making them prime spots for hauntings.

Yet, the bag is large enough "to hide all evils".

Walter Baczkowski Jr., the executive vice president of the New Jersey Association of Realtors in Edison, said that a "good real estate market hides many evils".

All that was a distraction from the heart of the matter: in a drama about hiding, evil was hidden.

The bad ones hide exceptional evil behind good (in breeding, impeccable manners and old money.