Sentence examples for were evil from inspiring English sources

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were evil

noun

Moral badness; wickedness; malevolence; the forces or behaviors that are the opposite or enemy of good.

  • The evils of society include murder and theft.

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Many thought that if Jews were evil, then this evilness was genetic and could not be purged or cured.

Jews were evil.

They were evil".

She thought we were evil experimentalists.

But I don't think they were evil.

"Our fathers were evil men," Dany says.

Nobody said the boys were evil.

She thought the bronzes were evil, ugly images.

"But some of them were evil, evil pricks".

Systems that squelched the human spirit were evil.

Still, the graphic violence of the film shocked Indonesian students into believing that Communists were evil.

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