Sentence examples for taste for evil from inspiring English sources

The tale is front-loaded with researched exposition and secondary characters straight out of old war movies (a "smart and sophisticated" S.S. officer with "a taste for evil," a British intelligence agent who says "tickety-boo").

In our daily lives most try to steer clear of wrongdoing, no matter how it sparkles, which is why film and art provide such delicious outlets for a taste of evil - especially when that taste involves Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt and George Clooney.

But hell, the taste of evil only supplements the ecstasy of caring about absolutely nothing.

"Blest are they whose days have not tasted of evil.

With the exception of Tony Blair, who shares Mr Bush's taste for epic struggles between good and evil, few European leaders are yet inclined to see Saddam Hussein quite as the Bush administration does.

When an evil ruler with a taste for clothes hears about the box and its neverending supply of yarn, he travels across the sea to steal it.

For a taste of the evil of the times, Johnson himself is as reliable a source as many.

All others stand for evil".

Mankind's capacity for evil is horrific.

It is Hollywood shorthand for evil.

You're doing an evil job for evil institutions".