Sentence examples for ubiquitous evil from inspiring English sources
There is a point when the utility of the Net is overwhelmed by ubiquitous evil".
Can a mere soap opera, with its operatic stable of affairs, conspiracies, kidnappings, murders and ubiquitous evil twins, truly compete with Trump's reality?
Riley and Miller have urged local fans to show patriotism and gobble up those tickets before ubiquitous New Yorkers get their evil hands on them.
The Batman trilogy of films deals metaphorically with how we come to terms with this new world where evil is real and ubiquitous.
If The Boys reaches that understanding, it does so through the despairing sense that evil can be random and ubiquitous.
Belief in the evil eye is ancient and ubiquitous; it occurred in ancient Greece and Rome, in Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist, and Hindu traditions, and in indigenous, peasant, and other folk societies, and it has persisted throughout the world into modern times.
The most frightening scenes involve the ubiquitous flying monkeys who are minions of an evil witch.
Rising above the masses in physical and spiritual stature, Lincoln, in Ford's view, was haunted by the readiness of ordinary men to acquiesce in the evil that appears in the film as ubiquitous and as natural as bad weather.
In this see-no-evil society, where prostitution is illegal and ubiquitous, it is common for men to sit back after a good meal, stretch and say, "Let's go have a bath".
I don't think it's paranoid to suspect that the ubiquitous lists of dorm-life must-haves are the work of the evil cabal that has turned us into consumers who equate "stuff" with "love".
