Sentence examples for sudden evil from inspiring English sources
"Pain or suffering of any kind," he wrote, "if long continued, causes depression and lessens the power of action, yet it is well adapted to make a creature guard itself against any great or sudden evil".
In it, the jury forewoman said, "If we find one defendant guilty/not guilty and can't come to a decision on the other defendant, what happens to the count?" All of a sudden, evil spirits were lurking.
As noted 150 years ago by Charles Darwin (p. 51): Pain or suffering of any kind, if long continued, causes depression and lessens the power of action; yet, it is well adapted to make a creature guard itself against any great or sudden evil" [ 30].
"And then, all of a sudden, some evil people came and they declared war on America.
There is no greatest good for human beings, but there is, he thinks, a universally agreed-upon greatest evil, "sudden and violent death".
We go to the imaginary Paris for sudden glimpses of evil (the death of Babar's mother) set off by satisfying visions of aesthetic bliss (the Celesteville Bureau of Industry, situated near the Amusement Hall), just as we go to the imaginary London to satisfy our longing for adventure and the undefined elsewhere, which returns us safely in the end to Cherry Tree Lane.
All of a sudden Phentanyl was evil in the public's mind and had to be eradicated.
Why all of a sudden is deficit spending evil, when before it was necessary and even patriotic?
My, my … all of a sudden the filibuster is evil — because now the Republicans can use it.
"It was not until that night, when the wind shifted, all of a sudden the most acrid, evil, disturbing smell came into your house".
