Sentence examples for think evil from inspiring English sources

"Never again could I think evil, or ever again be at enmity with any man.

"Do you think evil will never intrude upon your career, your company or even your life?" I responded.

"If you ask me what I think evil is," Alan Bullock said to writer as they approached the pillared facade of Oxford's Ashmolean Museum, "it's the incomplete".

But anyone who has their headset in while they're not actually talking makes me think evil thoughts.

It is surrounded by a blue garter bearing the motto Honi soit qui mal y pense - Shame to those who think evil of it - which symbolises the Order of the Garter, of which he is a Knight Companion.

Unless you don't think evil toy marketers, sentient Furbys, and Gary Coleman qualify.

He who thinks evil is evil.

His character is unified; I don't think he thinks evil; I think he's great at (that phrase again) advertising for himself.

An influential fifteenth-century text compressed a shelf of classical sources to make its point: "When a woman thinks alone, she thinks evil".

I thought evil thoughts about San Francisco — that it was a city without a purpose, an idle bonbon to please the rich.

As bystanders snickered, Edward gallantly picked up the garter and put it on his own leg, admonishing the courtiers in French with the phrase that remains the order's motto, "Honi soit qui mal y pense" ("Shame to him who thinks evil of it," popularly rendered as "Evil to him who evil thinks").