Sentence examples for sort of evil from inspiring English sources

Here, they're trying to make him a good-timey sort of evil.

But doesn't that sound like the sort of evil megacorp you once read about in 2000AD?

There's nothing to do but defeat this sort of evil, which is to say, to overpower it.

The most stark example of that, he says, "is the warlord – this sort of evil benevolent lord.

I like to think of O Fiverão as a sort of evil Magnus Carlsen of football emails.

Theatre-goers were seen as "the worst sort" of "evil and disordered people" who skipped work "to mis-spend their time".

The Chinese government has paraded detained lawyers on state-run TV to make forced "confessions", accused some of them of having been part of a "major criminal gang" in which "all sorts of evil plots are being exposed".

Shirley had the unusual ability to write comfortably in a variety of styles, from the humorous family chronicles to a novel like "The Sundial," which is itself quite funny, while also playing with the end-of-the-world theme she often liked, to the darker work — novels like "Castle" and "The Haunting of Hill House," and stories probing all sorts of evil in the least expected places.

The argument from evil typically employs a lemma that an omniscient, omnipotent being is not justified in allowing the sorts of evil that we find in the world.

And the gates of Hades opened and all sorts of evil tabloid creatures sprung forth.

America does business with all sorts of evil and totalitarian countries all over the planet, so why should Cuba be any different?