Sentence examples similar to wreak evil from inspiring English sources
"The Artobots" is an audio tour of the John Chamberlin show that pretends the world has been conquered by Decepticons, and that you are walking through a victory monument of sorts a collection of Autobot wreckage and havoc successfully wreaked by the evil side of the Transformers universe.
If there is any lesson from the tragedies, it's that we will never be able to identify in advance the people who wreak this type of evil.
I had no problem leaving the evil overlord to wreak havoc.
For example, the Getty has a new youth-oriented application for smartphones through a game it calls Switch, in which an evil genie has wreaked havoc at the museum.
"Immortals" tells the story of Hyperion (Mickey Rourke), an evil king who wreaks havoc throughout Greece in his search for the Epirus Bow, a weapon that would help him defeat the gods of Olympus and reign over humankind.
In the books, military might cannot defeat evil, and the characters who wreak Sauron's destruction do so without weapons.
They will attempt to kick you, but the kick script doesn't usually work for the same person over and over again on the same server, so you can wreak havoc on everyone who said the evil words, "Kick [Your User]" and called you a n00b.Happy trolling/non-kick!
The flesh is understood to be the place where evil resides and from which torment wreaks havoc upon the mind.
Having studied Hamas for some time and even personally interviewing its members I am no stranger to the evils that this organization seeks to wreak on both innocent Israelis, the peace process as well as its own constituency.
There wasn't some evil plan hatched behind closed doors to wreak socio-economic havoc.
