He was a man who had chosen to remain in the background until opportunities for evildoing came his way.

But that was before their hearts were changed and they saw their evildoing.

The purpose was to galvanize the society into an understanding that evildoing would be punished.

The narrative of evildoing takes many shapes at the Yugoslav war crimes tribunal, but sometimes a small fragment or a single story stands out.

This is one way to explain why the psychopath, that personification of remorseless evildoing, has such an established place in the public consciousness.

Evildoing has befallen me.

"Sadly, old friend, word of that dark villain's evildoing has traveled as far as blessed Ayodhya.

When someone falls from it, the chastisement he orders is gentle-though quite enough, since real evildoing means expulsion, exile, homelessness for life and ever afterward."

Beneath it we nailed a polite warning to the members of his band that if they persisted in their evildoing, their heads would join his."

The twist to this new crime show by Mr. Bruckheimer is that the evildoing takes place in the seemingly safe suburbs of Chicago.

Causes War, TV Account Or New Neighbor Evildoing happens everywhere.

Many remain unnamed, deemphasizing their identities and highlighting Zeluco's indiscriminating evildoing, but others command large sections of the text.

At the center of recent evildoing was a conference committee in which House and Senate negotiators were supposed to create a final version of their differing pension reform bills.

Vetlesen, Arne Johan (2005) Evil and Human Agency - Understanding Collective Evildoing New York: Cambridge University Press.

Not since the K.G.B. disinformation department spread word that the U.S. was causing the AIDS epidemic in Africa has there been such a charge of American evildoing.

Consumed by an inhuman degree of rage, Ms. Kirkland was also intensely human, eyes taking in everything before her, with the smallest and quickest hints of sadness, even at the height of her evildoing.

Nevertheless, they could still inspire a useful political fiction: "Pyotr Verkhovensky may not resemble Nechaev in the least, but it seems to me that in my shocked mind imagination has created the person, the type, that corresponds to this evildoing."

The president of the Chambre, La Régnie, however, is consistently thwarted in his attempts to stop the evildoing, and in his blind zeal and frustration he is seduced to commit acts of terror and brutality.

In Arthur Kopit's grim and tedious "Y2K," however, it's a mousepad, not a launch pad, that sets the evildoing in motion and the instigator this time is a flesh-and-blood computer geek rather than a collection of circuits gone haywire.

Now the architect of Hitler's monstrous war-making industrial machine listened to the tempest of music as it told of the evildoing of the gods, of Siegfried on his funeral bed of fire, of Brunnhilde on horseback ascending the pyre to join him in death.

These rich men, they alleged, were protected in their evildoing by the chief, to whom they paid a heavy tithe of their ill-gotten goods, in return for which he promoted them to positions of honour and gave them fine names such as Counsellor, ordering that others should bow down to them.