Sentence examples for rather evil from inspiring English sources

"Absolutely not!" he replied, and I felt rather evil.

I was thinking about this on my rather evil 20 miler yesterday, which included some miles at marathon pace in the middle.

One fan site described it as 'a rather evil sort of toilet roll'".

It'll use the Merc SLS AMG GT edition as the base car, and will sculpt that really rather evil looking body entirely from carbon fibre, which it claims will reduce the SLS's kerbweight by some 90kg (190kgs).

Speaking of which, those same online companies with those lovely sounding but rather evil cookies use your profile to manipulate what you see online, giving you a warped perspective of the world.

As for Lord Rogers, he told The Guardian that he thought Prince Charles was "misled" rather than "evil, per se".

Tells about Hugh Trevor-Roper's view that Hitler was "sincere" in his designs, and misguided, rather than evil.

Westerners, who glibly thought of the USSR as a rather tatty Evil Empire, not worth a moment of regret, have found this reaction incomprehensible.

Unlike Wells, who was so upset when Reagan was elected that she moved to England, Krugman found Reagan comical rather than evil.

And it's a fascinating conception of a female superhero: her libido is a superpower, one she tries to use for good rather than evil, with mixed results.

When we think about our future, it is vital that we try to understand how to make robots a force for good rather than evil.