Sentence examples for quintessentially evil from inspiring English sources
There is something more quintessentially evil in that scene, more wicked (to use that quaint word in its original sense) than in a thousand "violent" or "scary" movies.
Invading Iraq was just one more example of American imperialism, an expression of a regime that is quintessentially criminal and evil.
The face of evil is represented in the film as Nazism, oft labeled as "quintessentially innate [and] supernaturally crafty", but also "in a more subterranean way, dangerously blurring... the boundaries between homoeroticism and homosexuality".
Art critic Waldemar Januszcak gives an intriguing review of "hardcore, trouble-making, Britpop subversives" Jake and Dinos Chapman's new show (opening in September at the White Cube galleries) in the Sunday Times Culture (page six): "A quintessentially subversive brotherly face-off that seeks to address a recurring truth about the banality of evil," says Januszcak of the exhibit.
Quintessentially American.
£30, Quintessentially Gifts 20.
This is quintessentially American".
And almost quintessentially so.
That room is quintessentially American.
His response is quintessentially aesthetic.
