Sentence examples for suggest evil from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, as the authors suggest, evil should be taken as a counterpoint to God.

Hundreds used the hashtag to mock users trying to suggest "evil" Islam was in some way to blame for the shootings after reports emerged that gunmen shouted "Allahu akbar" before the massacre at the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

When Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII was released, the staff stated that the reason the wing was black was to suggest evil.

Despite the alliance's portrayal of Cape Wind as an "energy giant," nothing about Jim Gordon suggests evil capitalist or environmental rapist.

Yet there is a problem with it – because of its metaphysical implications, it suggests evil as something alien and other, something of which we are possessed, something that takes us over.

The story of Gyges's ring seems to suggest that evil is a simply a fact of human nature.

The figure of Stiva is perhaps designed to suggest that evil, no less than good, ultimately derives from the small moral choices human beings make moment by moment.

The pirates, including a swaggering girl double act of Sharlene Whyte and Estella Daniels, suggest serious evil; Ben Gunn craves cheese like a mouldy mouse; and we're sucked into the story with flickering film projections, rumbling sound effects and the Madness-style interventions of an onstage musical trio (wind, percussion and accordion) in sailor hats.

How dare Hollywood suggest that evil oilmen are ruining our communities or that monied interests squash the little guys?

Critics plumbing the historical significance of The Little Prince have gone as far as to suggest the evil baobab trees symbolize Nazism. .

This idea of "positive thinking and confession" is a part of the cultural norm which suggests that evil befalls those who think and speak evil about their own situations.