Sentence examples for rise of evil from inspiring English sources

There followed two hours of Hitler: The Rise of Evil to round off the day.

Viewers who feared the worst of "Hitler: The Rise of Evil" can relax.

"Hitler: The Rise of Evil" is historically accurate (with some minor exceptions) and it is emotionally responsible.

"Hitler: The Rise of Evil" stretches some facts to suggest the "thematic truth" of Hitler's early years.

HITLER: THE RISE OF EVIL CBS, Sunday and Tuesday nights at 9, Eastern and Pacific times; 8, Central time.

Not their finest or most memorable hour, and I've got to admit my heart sinks at the news that Robert Carlyle is next up to the podium for the TV mini-series Hitler: The Rise of Evil.

When Spielberg made "Jurassic Park" in 1993, it signaled to Lucas that the digital tools were ready to tackle the epic back story of "Star Wars," about the fall of the noble Jedi Knights and the rise of the evil Galactic Empire.

Star Wars creator George Lucas did his best to make amends for the horrors of Jar Jar Binks in The Phantom Menace by virtually eliminating the bumbling Gungan from Attack of the Clones – bar a brief appearance in which the hapless stalk-eyed goon rubber-stamps the rise of the evil Empire.

When a new professor's bureaucratic methods leave Hogwarts unprepared to fight the rising tide of evil, Harry teaches a dedicated group of students how to defend against the dark arts.

Just as Hannah Arendt saw that the combined action of loyal managers can give rise to unspeakable systemic evil, so too generation W has seen that complicity within the surveillance state can give rise to evil as well — not the horrific evil that Eichmann's bureaucratic efficiency brought us, but still an Orwellian future that must be avoided at all costs.

A history student would be graded a D- if they simply reduced the rise of Nazism to "evil".