Sentence examples for wicked forces from inspiring English sources

The left, they concede, has done better at presenting itself as a source of reassurance, a comforting pair of hands to protect ordinary people against the wicked forces of unfettered market economics.

Theoretically, it stars Mila Kunis and Channing Tatum, respectively playing Jupiter Jones, an uncrowned Queen Earthling all unaware of her YA-style destiny, and Caine, a gallant semi-human warrior sent to protect her from wicked forces.

The crisis was blamed on wolf-pack markets (Anders Borg, Sweden's finance minister), cynical hedge funds, cocky credit-ratings agencies, neoconservative capitalism (José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Spain's prime minister), a duplicitous Anglo-Saxon press (Mr Zapatero again), and other wicked forces still.Not all Europeans demonise the market.

In the Dominican Republic, folktales attribute magic abilities to Cofresí, who has been referred to as a mystic; these say that he was able to make his boat disappear when surrounded or that he was resuscitated by wicked forces after his death.

In addition to claiming that his website Infowars had received White House press credentials (a notion disputed by the White House press office), Jones said in a recent video that Trump will help combat the wicked forces he perceives to be running the federal government.

However, in all fairness, with just a little further investigation it can be seen that this accusation is rather baseless and refers to a "Spiritual Warfare" that Jehovah's Witnesses feel they have with what they consider to the "wicked forces of this corrupt world".

The Pelagians said that Augustine was simply reverting to the old Manichaean belief that the flesh was the creation and the possession of a wicked force.

[Sam Harris] ❄ Faith, as defined above, is the most dangerous and wicked force on earth today and the struggle against it and especially against Islam will define the future of humanity.

Hurricane Sandy's wicked force has hurt so many.

Herb was a force a disruptive, revolutionary, fun-loving, truly other-oriented and wicked-smart force.

For Luther, the state's prime duty was to restrain its wicked subjects by force, "in the same way as a savage wild beast is bound with chains and ropes".