Sentence examples for true evil from inspiring English sources

True evil could be found walking down Nightingale Lane".

This, in his view, is the true evil of the Samaritaine project.

"The true evil" of the law, he said, "is that it is divisive.

Perhaps she could specify which facial features, potentially concealed by beards, she thinks reveal men's "true (evil? disturbed?) natures"?

He seems to view dogma itself as the one true evil: the ideological armor of bullies throughout history; the enemy of freedom, of art, of happiness itself.

There, an angry tribe of fake names spoke in misspelled obscenities and declaimed the true, evil nature of Middle Easterners and their intentions in this country.

Not, Are orcs true evil-doers?

Stevens also racks up three paragraphs on the wrapping, preparation and chopping of cocaine, possibly in a bid to educate readers about the true evils of the drug.

This desperate search for cash frames this episode that deals with consumerism, showing the true evils of money and its ability to turn a law-abiding, tightfisted accountant into a book-cooker.

On the other hand, there is some truth to the denier's claim that the very term "denier" is a pejorative, which is associated in one's mine with Holocaust denial and, of course, the Holocaust was one of the true evils of modern times or of any time.

Chesterton thinks the anarchist's hatred of bourgeois materialism is so obviously attractive, comes so near to the divine, that it is the truest evil.