Sentence examples for born of evil from inspiring English sources
A number of critics have worked out explanations for this bewildering three-step, to make it seem logical, but the reading that appears to make the most sense is that Chaucer's presentation of the Pardoner is not logical — that the poet is portraying a kind of moral insanity, perhaps born of doing evil.
Augustine therefore maintained that every sexual desire is born out of evil, that every child born out of evil is born into sin, and that it is through sex that man passes on the original sin from one generation to the next.
But the paragraph that had me churning with impotent rage was this one: "Michael Philpott is a perfect parable for our age: his story shows the pervasiveness of evil born of welfare dependency.
Indeed, these traits form the bedrock of a land born of the twin evils of settler colonialism and slavery.
Since Auschwitz, Evil Studies is a discipline in tatters, particularly the school of thought that argues that all evil is born of malevolence.
An ancillary narrative was born of Alvarez's review — the narrative of the corrupt biographer and the evil sister.
Being born of the flesh is the being born into with all the privations and depravations, evil tendencies and passions of a fallen humanity.
"A monstrous new world... is being born," Rizzi wrote, "and born so evil that it is resurrecting slavery after two thousand years of history".
