Sentence examples for vision of evil from inspiring English sources

Inez's vision of evil rankles Cradeau.

In the documentary, Tyson is a vision of evil and a vision of the playful dad, cuddling his children.

Chabrol, with his icy vision of evil festering among the bourgeoisie, averaged a movie a year from his 1958 debut through his final film in 2009.

Its vision of evil is a man with a pointy nose, an exotic accent and a turtleneck sweater who wants to snatch the Moon because his mommy never loved him enough.

Peake's vision of evil presents itself as a sort of void, and it is this very hollowness that gives such an imaginative writer the freedom to create one of the most unsettling baddies in fiction.

It lulls us, this familiar vision of evil.

But Susan Hilferty, a costume designer who has designed masks for Broadway productions, said that the Guy Fawkes mask has elements that link it to traditional visions of evil.

Mr. Hill is so playfully intent on evoking pop-culture visions of evil that he names the girlfriend and her sister Merrin and Regan, both names borrowed from "The Exorcist".

They are nothing like a vision of pure evil.

As she and the rest of the cast are drawn into the Nazi death machine at the musical's devastating conclusion, we've been taken from titillating naughtiness to a vision of true evil.

As Dave Cullen, the author of "Columbine," wrote in an op-ed, killers "are nothing like a vision of pure evil.