Sentence examples for thought evil from inspiring English sources

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

Ms. DeGraff, who dated Mr. Valme before the fire, testified this week that she sought Mr. Charles's help in late September 1997 because she thought evil spirits were responsible for noises she heard in her basement.

Before examining Leibniz's views on the problem of evil, it is necessary to do some stage-setting in order to locate just what sort of problem Leibniz thought evil presented.

Does that mean that things once thought evil are now moral?

But as a category of thought, evil is not a product of nature, psychical or physical or metaphysical; it is a product of consciousness.

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

Think evil like killing the person or malicious thoughts, it makes your eyes seem different.

He who thinks evil is evil.

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

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".