Sentence examples for one evil deed from inspiring English sources

Cheney, once a media darling, was considered a wise "grown-up," to use a Washington word, even as he engineered one evil deed after another in the same secretive manner as his first master, Richard Nixon.

Man's fortune is unstable, warnings are heeded too late, one evil deed leads to another, hubris is succeeded by nemesis.

The film, India's Daughter, trains an unflinching eye on the evil deeds of one day in December 2012, but its real service is in exposing wider prejudices.

We will see in my comments below, however, that Macbeth may be more like than unlike Eichmann, at least in the ease with which he is persuaded that the evil deed is obviously the right one.

Bombing is an evil deed, and my obligation is to stop evil deeds".

It's got to be some nefarious string-puller somewhere doing this evil deed for some evil purpose.

Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern said the outrage was 'the most evil deed in years'.

To earn money they would, if they felt the need, commit any evil deed.

"We will stand together to make sure who perpetrated this evil deed will pay a price".

Here we rise to the position of loving the person who does the evil deed while hating the deed that the person does" (Papers 6 324; 325).

Both views suggest that an evil deed can be attributed largely to a perpetrator's social or religious identity.