Sentence examples for speak evil from inspiring English sources

Blaspheme: "to speak evil of any one; to injure his fame, or reputation". Entick, New Spelling Dictionary (London, 1786).

My father told me that if you speak Evil Gossip then when you die God hangs you by your tongue until it rips off and you die".

It was the ancient Greek sage Chilon of Sparta who is recorded as first coining the phrase "do not speak evil of the dead", 2,600 years ago.

"Hoover (seal)." He could speak!!!! "Evil clown".

Heritage: the fascist tradition that Madame Le Pen defends, loud and clear, when questioned about the crimes of Vichy's collaboration by Ha'aretz journalists, exclaiming that she does not wish "to speak evil of her country".

Naturally, my father 'heard evil and saw evil' over 96 years of his life, but he had the moral compass to always take the high road and I promise you I never heard my father speak evil!

It's almost like the three monkeys -- hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil.

"The beginning sequence depicts a figure in three different poses repeatedly the poses represent 'see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil,'" Braxton adds.

One motif was the monkey mime of see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.

Iwazaru's nickname comes from the proverb: "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil".

"Do they remind you of the three wise monkeys, see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil?" Spens asked.