Sentence examples for potentially evil from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, over in Quinn-land, we learn that last week's potentially evil but probably good Samaritan Hussein also just happens to be be the building manager of a block of flats, where he's renting rooms to what seems to be a secret Syrian jihadi sleeper cell.
Best known for her book Eat, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation, her latest offering, 'Cat Out of Hell' (Hammer) poses the question, are cats potentially evil?
Espousing gun ownership, per the Second Amendment, as means to keep the potentially evil government in check is simply specious.
Not the Nicene Creed or a set of tenets, but a loving response to even the most potentially evil aggressors.
Sitting in the middle of this debate, like some kind of benign but potentially evil troll, is nuclear power.
"[Reasons are] definitely not cut and dry, and of all the potentially evil things companies might do – remasters?
This was proven to me this month in the form of a challenge: could I trick more Twitter users into clicking on potentially-evil links than some AI-powered bots?
No way could software be wilier than a journalist in getting people to do stupid things like click on a potentially-evil link from a totally untrustworthy Twitter user.
At worst, it's a menacing dark corner of the web that potentially proliferates evil.
We see coming towards us an inexorable and potentially conclusive evil but we may be too far gone to address it.
