Sentence examples similar to image evil from inspiring English sources

Physicists at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory reported what would seem to set a new standard for vacillation last week: a subatomic particle that reverses identity three trillion times a second, switching into its upside-down mirror-image evil-twin antimatter opposite and then back again.

Superimposed on another photograph, of an elegantly attired woman gazing frankly ahead, are the words "Some said you were the spitting image of evil".

If we allowed that remoteness to dissolve, what we would see would no longer be the very image of evil, but a boy growing up in Austria with a violent, authoritarian father and a mother whom he loved.

In her series "From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried" (1995-96), for instance, she appropriated 19th-century daguerreotypes of slaves and presented them tinted blood red and etched with text like "An Anthropological Debate," "Some Said You Were the Spitting Image of Evil" and "You Became Playmate to the Patriarch".

Evil, evil, evil.

I felt many church folks never took the chance to listen to the concerns of students, but rather preached their notions of a child's image as evil to children they said they love... [M]any of my friends began to go down a road of crime based on fulfilling a destiny we felt older adults already forced on us".

We could start with the iconoclasts of ancient Byzantium, who interpreted the Old Testament to mean that all images are evil.

If Blake's emblems of contentment often tend to look bland and boneless, his images of evil — a rock-star Satan in this case — are vivid and sexy.

We all hold in our imaginations or memories certain images of evil in which there is no breath of mitigation — four grinning youths torturing an animal, a gang rape, cold-blooded vandalism.

The only religious group that was active in North Korea, at least in name, was Chondogyo but it was actually a subordinate of the Workers Partyy of Korea, and no amount of reunification re-education could drive out the images of evil imprinted deep in their minds.

Mr. Vallance has also detected images of evil clowns in the markings on the Shroud of Turin; a collage in the show documents his being rebuked by the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights for publishing this discovery, the artist's respectful explanation of his motives and the league's retraction of its rebuke.