Sentence examples for is particularly evil from inspiring English sources

Violent death is particularly evil and where it is preventable should obviously be prevented.

Evil-skeptics believe the concept of evil is particularly problematic and should be abandoned while other moral concepts, such as right, wrong, good, and bad, are worth keeping.

An evil-skeptic might reply that we should abandon only the concept of evil, and not other normative concepts, because the concept of evil is particularly dangerous or susceptible to abuse.

Among some Asian and African peoples the evil eye is particularly dreaded while eating and drinking, because soul loss is thought to be more prevalent when the mouth is open; in these cultures, the ingestion of substances is either a solitary activity or takes place only with the immediate family and behind locked doors.

(I'm not at all allergic to the argument that the steroids era wasn't particularly evil — but it was hugely distorting).

Still, there is something particularly evil about premeditated state killing; of keeping hundreds of people on death row for decades and arbitrarily killing a handful of them with a torturous mix of undisclosed chemicals.

"She was so particularly evil and hated by everyone; there are 12-year-olds here.

And time seems to have been particularly unkind to "Resident Evil," where any scares are now fatally undermined by the combination of amateurishly acted cut scenes and blocky animated gameplay.

Interestingly, especially newborns up to the age of 40 days are seen to be particularly vulnerable to the evil eye and therefore often kept indoors.

The concept of bewitchment was particularly related to the evil deeds of others, in order to retaliate to an offence or misdeed.

Marine bloodworms are not particularly evil, though like Bond's nemesis turned friend, they do their killing with their teeth.