Most striking, while the movie was a meditation on the stupidity of violence, the TV show offers up something far more familiar: a set of good-clever people who pursue a set of evil-clever people, complete with the requisite bulletin board full of pins and red strings.
In the above Premise, E can be filled in with a particular evil, a set of evils, or it could be used as a name to refer to some kind of organic sum of all evil (if there is such a thing) to make the point that what we can't see a reason for is the general pattern of evil we observe in the world: its magnitude, duration, and distribution.
That frame ignores the fact that what the hacking revealed (regardless of source) was a set of duplicitous, evil, and other-than-noble behaviors by Clintonites towards Bernie Sanders.
"A set of fangs or an evil eye or something like that — you're trying to push that, make that as extreme as possible".
"A set of fangs or an evil eye or something like that you're trying to push that, make that as extreme as possible".
Here's Jared Diamond, taking a page right out of the Constructive Capitalist playbook: "While some businesses are indeed as destructive as many suspect, others are among the world's strongest positive forces for environmental sustainability". Diamond was surprised to find a set of businesses striving to minimize evil, and maximize good.
Not the Nicene Creed or a set of tenets, but a loving response to even the most potentially evil aggressors.
A second possibility is that the principle is a good causal condition, but that the account of evils is too broad, and needs to be restricted to a more intuitively medical set of evils, rather than the broader class of impediments to well-being.
They have a set of behavioral guidelines but these guidelines allow for some good and some evil behavior.
But he was willing to have a phone conversation or two about the challenges of furnishing Hollywoodland — down to finding a period-perfect set of "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" monkeys for a film star's home (they came from a prop shop) and the threadbare curtains for the film star's bungalow when he is on the skids (Mr. Gould had them made).
