The phrase 'seeds of evil' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to figurative sources of trouble or harm that will have far-reaching, potentially devastating consequences. For example: "Planting the seeds of evil in our community will not bring about the kind of change we are looking for."
And when millions of decent people take pride in their common humanity, they can organize against seeds of evil and they can prevail.
In a family room in Jersey City last weekend, Jamie Niskanen-Singer, 12, loaded a Nintendo 64 game called Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, which is rated "Mature 17+.
Even though the action of "Another Part of the Forest" takes place a couple of decades earlier, when Regina is still living at home with her family, Hellman uses the play to show how nothing can stop the seeds of evil from growing once they've been planted.
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil was developed by Iguana Entertainment and published by Acclaim Entertainment.
A separate game, also titled Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, was released for the Game Boy Color in December 1998.
Overseas, German cinemas had begun to exhibit the film in January under the title Samen des Bösen (English: Seeds of Evil).
each person who purchases the song and therefore contributes to the 'welfare' of the musician may have inside of his or her self the very seed of evil.
America requires not just an intervention, but an "inner-vention" where we look inside ourselves to acknowledge the seeds of the evils we see "out there" and together in conversation -- left and right coming front and center -- we speak and listen together first to determine the "likeliest story," and then to ascertain and call forth what we would like instead.
Such arguments imply that looking at an image will plant the seed of misogynist evil, Videodrome-style, inside a viewer's head.
Is there an evil seed that children of evil carry?
Situated where the Negro and Solimões rivers converge to form the Amazon, Manaus is awash with rock and metal groups with names such as Hipnose Death, Brutal Exuberancia, Seeds of Mayhem and Evil Sindicate, many of whom can be seen at Manaus's Festival Até o Tucupi that runs until 21 December.
