Sentence examples for abolish evil from inspiring English sources
In another note from a collection dated 1966 1969 titled "On Critical Theory" he continues with the idea that no positive conception of the good can be formed, but "if one wishes to define the good as the attempt to abolish evil," such a view can be formed, and "this is the teaching of Critical Theory" (p. 237).
In the quest to abolish that evil, what would have been unjustified?
This is about blacks and whites working together to abolish an evil institution".
Upon his coronation, Meiji issued his Charter Oath, calling for deliberative assemblies, promising increased opportunities for the common people, abolishing the "evil customs of the past", and seeking knowledge throughout the world "to strengthen the foundations of imperial rule".
"To coexist we must abolish the absolute evil and ultimate inhumanity that are nuclear weapons.
In 1100, after his coronation, Henry I, the son of William the Conqueror, issued a decree known as the Charter of Liberties, in which he promised to "abolish all the evil customs by which the Kingdom of England has been unjustly oppressed," a list of customs that appear, all over again, in Magna Carta.
I think he would reiterate that "want" – or poverty – is the basic evil that, if you don't abolish, drags down all your attempts at making people healthier or better educated.
In addition to these observations about the equality of conditions in the United States, he also acknowledged the evils of slavery, opposed the institution in the U.S. and worked to abolish it in the French colonies.
"People here abolish history.
We shall abolish orgasm".
