Sentence examples for might be evil from inspiring English sources

Thomas might be evil but the Phantom Soap Positioner is in a class of her own.

However, what's unique about Disney's usual suspects is that they're almost always the most memorable thing in the movie; they might be evil but, for lack of a better word, they're fabulous.

There he meets a character named Mr. Sandison ("Call me Sandy"), who is so white-­bearded and booming-voiced that — although Morrie wonders time and again whether he might be evil — it is difficult not to think of God himself, or at least Charlton Heston in "The Ten Commandments".

Witnesses also told the trial that Dunleavy had described "hearing voices" and had told a friend: "I might be evil". Two months after his arrest Dunleavy's legal team arranged for his transfer from prison to the State Hospital.

Putin might be evil, but he isn't stupid.

You might be evil, it's hard to tell.

It seems possible, then, that there might be evils that are logically necessary for goods that outweigh them, and this possibility provides a reason, accordingly, for questioning one of the premises in the argument set out earlier—namely, premise (4), where it is claimed that if God is morally perfect, then God has the desire to eliminate all evil.

There might not be evil in the strange world Bulgakov has created, but he leaves us in no doubt about the place where he actually lived.

Emerson, best known for his Emmy-nominated role as Benjamin Linus on "Lost," certainly plays the chill-inducing character with skill enough to make the audience suspect he might really be evil.

I think it's worth asking if you can be a US president in 2013 without doing at least a few things that might be called evil, or at least picking between two evil alternatives.

Worse, that someone might be my evil twin, or myself at a different age, or it might contain a mirror in which I would cast no reflection.