Sentence examples for indeed evil from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "Evil Nigger" runs the story in reverse, ending in spaced-out atonality.

Inside, it is indeed evil, with blood everywhere (so we're told – S&B viewers are spared/denied graphic butchery).

Instead, every prime minister since the Kein Giang tied up in Darwin harbor has promoted the Australian delusion that it's wrong – indeed evil – for refugees to climb into a boat.

Mr. Santorum, who was criticized earlier this week for having said in a 2008 speech that Satan had set his sights on the United States, took ownership of that concept Wednesday, asserting that there are indeed "evil forces" around the world.

Out west, as McCain should know, it is best, on delivering an insult, to follow the hero's injunction in Owen Wister's The Virginian: "When you say that, smile!" Almost everyone says McCain had erred, and indeed "evil" would not be true of the ordinary members of the Christian Coalition, who are genuinely shocked by cultural violence and the dissolution of the family, but Robertson and Falwell?

"The difficult situation is where there is malice or indeed evil involved, where the parents can be quite adept at lying, they miss appointments... they move on to the next school," he said.

On closer inspection, they were indeed evil-looking little bastards, with what appeared to be tiny pine trees growing out of their backs.

Why indeed, if ISIS is so evil, are we even allied with Saudi Arabia, whose own modes of punishment are as barbaric as those that so offend us when they are deployed by ISIS?

"The situation of exploitation to which inhumane capitalism had subjected the proletariat since the beginning of industrialized society was indeed an evil.

Evil, evil, evil.

When that didn't work, he concluded that they must, indeed, be evil, and urged his followers to burn Jewish homes and synagogues.