Sentence examples for through the evil from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we must see through the evil illusion of this world to the true world of the alien God.

But these days, aspiring wizards, druids and paladins are more likely to click and type their way through the evil necromancer's tower rather than huddle around a table casting spells between grabbing bites of pizza.

I gobbed into my Golden Virginia and let the saliva burn through the evil.

One power, gained through the Evil karma path, was called "Minionize", and would have allowed Cole to control the minds of civilians and force them to join him in battle.

His unwitting agents, a cadre of beautiful women from throughout Europe (naturally!) are drugged and seeded with the idea each night as they sleep through the evil count's instructions through the intercom.

This is a young woman who has seen through the evil and hypocrisy in many forms of organized religion and yet whose faith in God has been empowered by what this extreme branch of organized religion inflicted on her.

By the time the band rolled through the evil-sounding sludge of side two's She Shook Me Cold, with Woodmansey and gun-for-hire Paul Cuddeford's cathartically wild drum-and-guitar feature, the band had loosened up.

There it was related that the reward was taken, but the person who got it had given her a fake Coach bag — an event that sent Heidi on a journey of discovery through the evils of counterfeiting, which she shared online, even making a fight-the-fakes YouTube video.

As Mr. Poole points out, that's fine if you're already an established name: "If there's been a comparable success by a band that hasn't already gained its cultural capital and name-recognition through the evils of copyright and corporate promotion, I'd like to know about it".

We are going to invite the Holy Father, head of the largest Christian denomination to join us in this holy endeavor: Affirming the dignity and image of God for vulnerable and marginalized people of color who are experiencing the effects of sinful principalities and powers through the evils of mass incarceration and state sponsored violence.

Augustine argues in his work on free will that the eternal law "is called supreme reason, which must always be obeyed, and through it the evil deserve an unhappy life and the good a blessed life; and through this law we have derived temporal laws rightly constructed and correctly emended".