Sentences with phrase «evil characters who»

Crime writing is fun — and the most fun is dreaming up evil characters who do unspeakable things!

While trying to escape, Six has to fend off evil characters who have names like the Janitor, the Twin Chefs, and the Lady — and she also has to try and avoid starving to death, because video games are kind of fucked up these days.

We quickly discovered nothing about him had anything to do with James Bond, nor the evil character who was making nuclear weapons.

Some people come up to me and brag, «I love artists, I love art — it is just about the art for me,» as if I am some evil character who hates art and artists.

Not exact matches

Rather than looking at corporate work as the evil scourge of the earth (though you certainly want to make sure your personal values align with an organization's corporate values), riding the elevator to the 11th floor every day may be exactly where God needs you to develop your spiritual character, your gifts and to reach those who are broken, empty and living without knowing their Savior.

... Those who make a great profession of religion have need to walk very circumspectly, to abstain from all appearances of evil, and approaches towards it, because many eyes are upon them, that watch for their halting; their character is soon sullied (defiled, tainted), and they have a great deal of reputation to lose.

In fairness, however, there have been some characters posting here who attack Christians in very much the same way, labeling all of them evil.

I don't think it's possible to imagine a more evil character than one who could do away with the eternal suffering of hell yet allows it to continue.

It is a tribute to the power of this feeling that Melville — who almost alone among mid-nineteenth century men of letters in America pierced through the general moral optimism of the expansive spirit of the time, revealing in powerful fictional characters the ambiguities, the tensions, and the dark depths of evil and delusion — that Melville should have written these sentences.

A good example: I've been playing a videogame of late with a combination Greek / fantasy pantheon in which the player - character is a very faithful servant of a particular goddess, knows other gods exist (because killing them / beating them up is the main plot of the game), and winds up with an ally who can clearly see that the gods exist but only cares about following himself — so there's a mix there of misotheism with a few of the gods (they are there, but they're evil), faithful worship (serving a good goddess), and nay theism («You gods are selfish jerks, I'm going my own way!»).

From the blind ambition of Wilson to the revolutionary zeal of the starry - eyed Upton Sinclair (who at one point muses, «by removing Capitalism we therefore remove evil»), the characters are so self - assured that they are psychologically, morally, and spiritually unprepared for the demonic storm that is brewing within their midst.

Two other definitions of God in the New Testament, «God is light» and «our God is a consuming fire,» indicate not so much who God is as the integrity of his character (light) and his complete opposition to evil (a consuming fire).

These words are symbolic of the Yehudi's life and are the most fitting for its close; for of all of the characters in this novel, deeply religious though they are, it is only he who has declared God's oneness, only he who has refused to work for redemption with external means and who has refused to accept a division of the world between God and the devil or a redemption that is anything less than the redemption of all evil and the recognition of God as the only power in the universe.

If such be the case, then Hegel is right when in his chapter on «The Good and the Conscience,» he characterizes man merely as the particular and regards this character as «a moral form of the evil» which is to be annulled in the teleology of the moral, so that the individual who remains in this stage is either sinning or subjected to temptation (Anfechtung).

And like Anvil who calls for extermination, that character trait is a Godly one, used for good against evil, and for the protection of a place called Holy.

It's based on a D.C. Comics character who's Superman's mirror image but who uses his powers for evil instead of for good.

Some more blog reaction to my article on character education in the New York Times Magazine, from Mothering 21 (a blog for parents of adult children who aren't quite sure if they're adults or children), Early Ed Watch, and the Evil HR Lady, who writes:

And so it is with Megamind, the movie's blue - faced, green - eyed, eggheaded title character, whose grandiose evil schemes usually come to naught and who loses every battle with his not entirely virtuous nemesis, Metro Man.

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The film does a great job at capturing the cold, evil nature of Ian Mckellen's character (who is well cast and gives a great performance) But considering that this is a film directed by Bryan Singer, you know right from the start that this isn't his strongest directorial effort.

Phineas and Ferb: Quest for Cool Stuff features many of the fan - favorite characters from the hit show, including Perry the Platypus — aka secret Agent P, Candace, Isabella, Buford, Baljeet, and the evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz, who is determined to unleash his latest creation, the «get - rid - of - cool - stuff - inator» on the Tri-State Area.

The digging party, with its suggestions of film - noir plot twists and resonances, fulfills its violent implications with the arrival of a rough - hewn neighbor (played by the majestically stolid character actor Tom Bower), who tries to dissuade Tim from the excavation with allusions to uneasy spirits, evil history, and «the Chicago Hall of Fame.»

He helps Jake Gyllenhaal's character, Tony Hastings get revenge on the parochial group who killed his wife and daughter, determined to exact justice on evil.

Both Kingsley and Hopkins are veterans at playing villainous characters, evil, mendacious men who seem to take pleasure in making the audience squirm with their nastiness.

And it has a gorgeous Charlize Theron, demonstrating in full fetish - wear that she has no idea she's in a Twilight ripper by turning in a pretty good character performance as an evil step - witch who's spent way too much time reading The Beauty Myth.

Helmed by makeup effects maestro Gary J. Tunnicliffe, this lackluster re-telling of the Grimm fairy tale stars Jacob Smith and «Gossip Girl» Taylor Momsen as the titular characters, who wander around a bunch of painfully fake - looking indoor sets after their evil stepmother leads them into the forest and... well, you know the story.

They give him the fabled green tunic and away you go — meeting characters like Sheik, Gorons, and so forth as you track down the evil and try to find Zelda who disappeared after the attack on Hyrule Castle.

Expect the return of original Resident Evil enemies, iconic landmarks such as the Raccoon City Police Department and fan favourite characters, including Leon S. Kennedy, who, as a rookie police officer in Raccoon City, is on your hit list to eliminate.

Native characters are aggressive, imperious, evil, savage, and the diametric opposite of the «civilized» white man who blames the Native for being on white land before the whites arrived.

There's the great use of veteran character actor Benedict Wong as an acid - tongued librarian who is also a selflessly determined soldier in the fight against evil, the transformation of his character from the comic books to be enthusiastically celebrated.

Every blowsy harridan who ever beset W.C. Fields; character actresses like Gale Sondergaard or Minna Gombell, who could always be counted on to make big trouble in»30s films; even Lucile LaVerne, the moustached hag who made the Gish sisters» lives hell in Orphans of the Storm and served as the model for the witch in Disney's Snow White - none of these is an evil patch on Midler here.

Then there's other such unclassifiable ephemera as the McLuhanesque meltdown My Name Is Bruce, the 2007 film in which Evil Dead's only continuing star, Bruce Campbell, plays himself, hired to fight a demon by fans who erroneously believe he's as handy with a chainsaw as the character he plays.

Once they get out of the maze, thanks to the leadership of Thomas (Dylan O'Brien), then there's just a «Hunger Games» /» Divergent» - style race to the center of operations for the evil and corrupt regime (sometimes involving a lab with white - coated scientists torturing people) to rescue characters we know, some who make it and some who don't, and also rescue the whole world.

Not much is known about this character, but SEGA says, «Infinite joins Eggman's evil group of henchmen in Sonic Forces which includes Chaos, Metal Sonic, Shadow and Zavok who have already taken over the world and are ready to create more next - level panic and disorder.»

Shadows of Evil introduces four unwitting characters who must uncover the secrets and challenges laid out for them by a shadowy figure, who offers them a path to redemption.

Lundgren returns to play his Rocky IV character Ivan Drago, the Russian behemoth who killed Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) in the ring, then faced Rocky Balboa in the ultimate good vs. evil match.

From lush cinematics to detailed in - game graphics, Resident Evil Revelations looks great on the PS3, especially the character model of Jill who is not only oozing with sex appeal but moves with a human - like grace.

Masters of Anima sees players take the role of avatar character Otto, who can summon up to 100 units to fight for him against the evil Zahr.

When you have such a deep character like Loki, I was pleased to just have a villain who was pure evil and wanted to destroy the world out of vengeance like Malekith.

The leader of that group is pure evil, but at least he has character, in the form of Darcy Banker (Patrick Stewart) who is accepted by the freaks who decorate their «concert hall» with a huge Confederate flag.

As we needed further proof of her exceptional talent, Rachel Weisz delivers a mesmerizing performance as the title character, a woman who could be innocent or an evil seductress with murderous thoughts.

While you'll certainly find nefarious organizations and individuals who want to do this evil or commit that atrocity, the story generally focuses on the relationships between the characters.

Fassbender dives deep into evil to find his character, and along with Ejiofor, Sarah Paulsen (who plays Fassbender's icy wife), and Lupita Nyong» o (who plays slave Patsey, the center of the two most incredible scenes in the film), provide more Oscar worthy performances than any one movie can expect.

As might be expected, it is the villains who get to have the most fun with the parts, with Lang and McGowan clearly relishing the evil their characters do.

by Walter Chaw Released the same year as Star Wars, Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes boasts of its own Luke Skywalker in the character of a blue - eyed towhead named Bobby (Bobby Houston) who, at an unwelcome call to adventure, finds himself embarked against the forces of evil with a patchwork band of heroes out of their depth.

As for the new characters, Michael Keaton provides the hilarious voice of Ken, who works for the evil Lotso.

But at least scripters Tony Gilroy and William Blake Heron give her a character to work with, which is more than be said for other talented actors filling out the ensemble, such as Julia Stiles (merely marking time as the baddies» resident computer expert) and especially Clive Owen, who is completely wasted as a barely - seen and - heard evil operative.

The boss (Bruce Greenwood), a minor character, can be irredeemably evil, as can all the other members of the firm who would like to see Tim fail.

(By Wong's own account, what he mostly took from the novel is two characters who appear in the book only as old men; much of Ashes of Time is an extrapolation of the early lives of «Evil East» and «Poisonous West,» as the two are known in the original.)

Levy's character is Mia, a young woman going through drug withdrawal who becomes possessed by the forces of evil.