Sentence examples for dealing with evil from inspiring English sources

We are not dealing with evil speculators, but with pension funds".

"It's awfully hard to read motives, particularly when you're dealing with evil people," Mr. Rather said, as he discussed the news that an assistant had been exposure to anthrax.

Ms Eilperin interviews Orrin Hatch, a Republican senator from Utah, and finds him in vintage 2002 mode: "You're dealing with evil people who are very hard to control, and frankly there are sleeper agents that we've found in the past that have been here for years, and they show up and you had no idea".

(1) The most popular model for dealing with evil is found in the philosophy of Spinoza who regards both error and evil as distortions that result from the fragmentary view of finite creatures; phenomena real enough to the finite beings who experience them but which would disappear in the widest and final vision of God.

In 1604, the year following James's accession to the English throne, a new witchcraft law was enacted, "An Act against Conjuration, Witchcraft and dealing with evil and wicked spirits", imposing the death penalty for causing harm by the use of magic or the exhumation of corpses for magical purposes.

Dealing with evil requires an acceptance that it never goes away.

In particular, about our inability to deal with evil with dispassion.

"We have to accept our limited abilities to deal with evil," Mr. Turow said.

I know you're powerful, but we don't deal with evil.

It is precisely in this figure, however, that some aspects of the ways God deals with evil are especially evident.

Black shamans dealt with evil spirits and could be benevolent or harmful; white shamans were concerned with spiritual intercession for human beings.