Sentence examples for deliberate evil from inspiring English sources

On a more philosophical level, Mr. Rabe sees his adaptation as a parable about "the inadvertent calamities -- as opposed to deliberate evil or deliberate harm -- that people bring on one another," a theme he has visited before.

And the word hijacked forever found a place our vocabulary after being told that the crashes were pure forms of deliberate evil.

We have less excuse, because we can deliberate, so I believe only we are capable of true calculated evil" (Jane Goodall).

Evil, evil, evil.

And Council sounded cool, too, like a gathering of Greek elders deliberating on the evils of dense crusts and runny fillings.

It sends an insidious message, reinforcing attitudes that blame victims and allow perpetrators (cast as a blurry, inevitable evil rather than determined, deliberate criminals) off the hook.

Sometimes violence is necessary -- the end of slavery could not have been achieved by anything less than war -- but America has generally conquered evil in its midst by careful and deliberate due process.

Evil is always evil, and it may be thought of, perhaps, as essentially destructive, a willed and deliberate negation of organic life.

The 'Personalistic Medical System' applies in situations where community members believe that punishment or aggression directed at a person or a patient is due to the deliberate interventions of agents who may be supernatural (gods, spirits or ancestors) or human beings with evil powers.

A dreadful evil has indeed been perpetrated in Sudan's western province these past five years: mass killing, mass rape and the deliberate uprooting of millions of people.

He was strategic in taking this measure of global response, because he saw this deliberate act of terror as an opening to not just condemn this specific action but to link it to the broader evil of communism.