Topping off the show was its unforgettable opening sequence — a snake slithering across a tile mosaic bearing a likeness of Mr. Jacobi and the title "I, CLAVDIVS" (the source of many a phonetic joke), accompanied by a score by Wilfred Josephs that practically hissed evil intrigue.
Since Mr. Madoff's name became practically synonymous with evil, she has taken to using her husband's last name, Parker, when doing business.
In the heat of the presidential election, a woman showed me a pamphlet that had been distributed in great numbers charging that my candidate was an evil man, practically the Antichrist, whose behavior made him unfit to lead this nation.
The evil character made of practically indestructible liquid alloy metal is convincingly portrayed by the actor Robert Patrick.
WINSTON CHURCHILL What democracy needs most of all is a party that will separate the good that is in it theoretically from the evils that beset it practically, and then try to erect that good into a workable system.
But stand-up comedy with a local twist was practically unheard of until the Axis of Evil emerged in 2007, with routines poking fun at its comics' own backgrounds and cultures.
Finally, there is the conflation of left with evil, wrong or inept in practically all religions and languages (sinister, gauche, linkisch...) not to mention most political systems, especially those which place high value on obedience and conformity.
Naples has suffered from the evils attendant on Italy's practically uncontrolled industrial boom of the past two decades.
"Moreover, on every new stage of this production, this image became more and more brutal, sinister, and omnipotent, practically evolving into a centre of the 'world evil' that 'needs to be destroyed'".
