Sentence examples for much more evil from inspiring English sources

But [Fitzgerald] is much more evil than McCarthy.

The oddball Ashworths seemed like incomers from a much more evil part of the country.

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Ryan Murphy has said your character is so much more evil and scarier than your "Misery" character.

Cindy Im, Alexis Papedo, and Josh Schell shone in the lead roles (with Mimu Tsujimura, Lily Tung Crystal, and Katie Chan as three Korean woman determined to prove that Korean Christians can be much more evil than white Christians).

I was actually just there and made a joke to one of the ride operators like "They wouldn't do that at Disneyland," and she shot back at me "We're much more evil than Disneyland Disneyey is almost like a second death, or a prolonged life in death.

I myself judged Mr. McClung's ramps tasty enough, if a bit overpowered by the bacon grease, and not much more evil-smelling than a ripe Limburger or Maroilles.

There is a range of themes and moods, and you can't get much more slyly evil than in "Cloven Kingdom"; more sumptuous than "Arden Court"; more joyously and meditatively abandoned than "Esplanade"; or more goofy than "Diggity," with its stageful of dogs and designs by Alex Katz.

Stanley Wiater, author of The Complete Stephen King Universe, wrote, "As depicted on screen, Todd is much more consciously evil, in his way, than in the book.

Dario Argento, one of the few whose sensibility comes close to being as imaginatively unsavory as Poe's, took a stab at the master in a peculiar picture called "Two Evil Eyes" (1990), which consists of a version of "The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar," directed by George A. Romero, and a "Black Cat" directed by Mr. Argento himself; Mr. Argento's eye is very much the more evil of the two.

But in spite of my desire to dig up the dirt on these fowl, I could not ignore the other side of the story: the much more considerable evils done not by turkeys, but to them.