Sentence examples for virtually evil from inspiring English sources
The beginning of a knockout punch came in the 1988 presidential campaign when President Ronald Reagan aided Vice President George H. W. Bush's candidacy by denouncing Michael S. Dukakis, the Democratic nominee, with the accusation that Mr. Dukakis was a virtually evil embodiment of the "L-word".
This seems to have led him to divide almost everybody into friends and foes, and to draw rigid lines between good and evil in virtually all matters, commercial as well as moral.
For evangelicals, Planned Parenthood is virtually the embodiment of evil.
But not before he virtually reprised his debut with Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn.
Regarding Kofi Annan's op-ed "The myth of 'never again"' (June 18): Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial and museum, vividly portrays a level of pure evil that is virtually unimaginable.
The most dramatic set piece in "See No Evil" is Baer's virtually single-handed attempt to stir up a rebellion against Saddam Hussein in Iraq in the mid-90's.
Appealing to them with cooperation and reasoning, rather than 'axis of evil' talk, is a virtually risk-free proposition for the U.S".
Joe and his persecutors are equally the victims of a list of enablers that is so long as to be virtually anonymous — which is to say, the evil is institutional.
Last week, Margaret Hodge, a Labour Party M.P. who chairs the public-accounts committee in the House of Commons, called Google, which pays virtually no taxes on its British operations, "evil," and Ed Miliband, Labour's current leader, called it "irresponsible".
In many practical deployments of this technology, a device that authenticates with username and password is at risk of leaking credentials to fraudulent access points claiming to be the enterprise network (evil twins) that may be placed virtually anywhere.
