Sentence examples for shades of evil from inspiring English sources

It's between different shades of evil and different degrees of worthiness.

"I'm writing about shades of evil," Ms. Rowling has been quoted as saying.

They always sold well and are currently represented in bookstores, among them titles like "Long Live the Dead: Tales From Black Mask," "Shades of Evil," "Bottled in Blonde: The Peter Kane Detective Stories," "The Nebulon Horror" and "Murgunstrumm," a vampire story set in an eerie hotel.

For all his sniping at Christian bigots, a hobbyhorse going back to the pilot of "The West Wing," his theology doesn't seem to encompass any shading of evil.

(Ages 12 and up) Children get many of their notions of the American legal system from Hollywood, where characters are drawn in shades of good and evil, and drama is tailored to fit attention span.

The plot is essentially a race to uncover a secret: a battle between good and evil and shades of grey in-between, but the revelation of the secret is really worth waiting for.

The reality that good and evil carry shades of gray and can cross over.

Sometimes the shading reflects a specific content (as in a piece titled "Good Over Evil," with its solid block of light-toned repetitions of the word "good" set over a darker block of "evil").

The Soviet Union was an evil empire; Osama is evil; the axis of evil is evil.

Take the "problem" of evil.

(Remember the axis of evil).