Maybe it's even evil, to co-opt the misery of others.
We felt we had as much right and desire to defend our country as anyone else, that Fascism was even more evil than racism.
But not before I wait for a getaway helicopter that will never arrive because my corporate boss is even more evil than me.
Now I think she is even more evil and corrupt than originally thought".
Their sound turned more accessible, and the final album with Reed, "Loaded," included two upbeat musical anthems, "Rock and Roll" and "Sweet Jane," in which Reed seemed to warn Velvets fans — and himself — that "there's even some evil mothers/Well they're gonna tell you that everything is just dirt".
This film is about revenge, but it succeeds in part because the Nazis, represented by the Oscar worthy Christoph Waltz, are even more evil than you might have thought, and the rampage that the Basterds undertake occasionally don't seem cruel enough.
By demonising parents who have suffered a terrible trauma, the rest of us can reassure ourselves that they are different from us: those parents are flawed, even evil, and we are good and therefore our child will never go missing – in Kos, in Praia de Luz, from our house in the middle of the night – like theirs did.
It was bad, even evil, a radical break with the rainbow-coalition soul of 'Everyday People'.
The frostier climes of the North were even associated with evil in late medieval and Renaissance culture.
Despite sterling conservative credentials — helping Bush coin the phrase "axis of evil"; co-writing "An End to Evil" with Richard Perle (evil being even more loathed than waiting) — Frum was developing a reputation as a Republican dissenter before the election of 2016 put him in full Never Trump mode, when he held his nose and voted for Hillary Clinton.
