Sentence examples for particularly evil from inspiring English sources
"She was so particularly evil and hated by everyone; there are 12-year-olds here.
(I'm not at all allergic to the argument that the steroids era wasn't particularly evil — but it was hugely distorting).
Marine bloodworms are not particularly evil, though like Bond's nemesis turned friend, they do their killing with their teeth.
He was soon disabused when he came to London and worked for a particularly evil nun with a beatific smile.
The idea that racism lives in the heart of particularly evil individuals, as opposed to the heart of a democratic society, is reinforcing to anyone who might, from time to time, find their tongue sprinting ahead of their discretion.
Take last week: one nasty encounter with a particularly evil paving slab; several hours in A&E and one diagnosis of a sprained ankle later, I was on the phone to Big Boss, explaining that I had been told not to put any weight on it and keep it elevated.
Particularly evil-looking was the blackberry, which can overwhelm even tall native trees and which spreads in part by shooting out thick runners that look like thorny fibre-optic cables.
Combine a particularly evil-minded Channel 4 documentary – let us call it Gutter Street – with Jonathan Glazer's alien movie Under the Skin, throw in a few old episodes of The League of Gentlemen and… well, to be honest, you're not even halfway there.
Hackers have a lot of fancy names for the technical exploits they use to gain access to a company's networks: cross-site scripting, buffer overflows or the particularly evil-sounding SQL injection, to name a few.
It is equal parts dark (a particularly gruesome evil Queen, played by Charlize Theron, plucking hearts and sucking lives) and light (medieval sewer humour from Ray Winstone and his dwarves), with influences ranging from artist Gustave Doré to illustrator Arthur Rackham via footage of the Arab Spring.
