Sentence examples for patently evil from inspiring English sources
If no one in this world is patently evil, no one is innocent either.
A lot of dog owners make the mistake of thinking that only patently evil people like Linda require constant shaming, but that's not true.
The influential Saudi scholar Salman al-'Awdah – whom I wrote about a couple of years back on Cif – issued a call last month denouncing al-Qaida and its supporters in very strong terms: Do not attempt to reinterpret the faith so as to justify acts that are clearly and patently evil.
His best jousting is saved for his real enemies, chief among them his secretary of state, Cardinal Voiello, who is patently evil and has an evil mole on his face and schemes and dreams, yet turns out to be a quiet pastoral saint.
In several dialogues she argues that certain actions are patently evil, no matter how popular they are in particular cultures or governments.
These are genuine Nazis — you know, like the guys we made the villains in every movie because they're so patently and thoroughly evil that we all hate them instantly.
Not that they'd want to anyway — for a company that prides itself on not being evil, using patents to stifle innovation seems patently un-Google.
In general, radical right pundits can make patently false assertions, or offer up fantastical narratives of liberal evil, and count on suckering the credulous infotainers who populate corporate journalism into giving these dissembling spinmeisters a forum, doing no investigation, and asking no hard questions.
"If perpetrators are going to be stopped, if children are going to have the confidence to speak out against these evils, then authority figures need to make it patently clear that child abuse in their communities will not be stomached.
"If perpetrators are going to be stopped, if children are going to have the confidence to speak out against these evils, then authority figures need to make it patently clear that child abuse in their communities will not be stomached," said Kavishe.
