Tolkien acknowledged this himself: Specifically, Paul H. Kocher argues that Tolkien describes evil in the orthodox Christian way as the absence of good.
Carter describes "Evil Blessings" as a movie "about three friends who go up to the the mountains to hunt, but soon discover they are the ones being hunted by an ancient family of evil".
A line from passage 8.6 which describes evils that attack female fetuses reads as: "Let us keep the black asura Keśin, born in the reed clump, snout-mouthed and all other harmful creatures, away from her genitals and her loins" [IAST original].
Judge Philip Head told Saddique: "Your crimes can only be described as evil," adding he was an "evil, manipulative and controlling" character who was a continuing danger to young girls.
She insists that the attacks be forthrightly described as evil -- which wouldn't preclude condemning other evils as well.
In the Origins of Totalitarianism (1951), Arendt borrows Kant's term 'radical evil' to describe the evil of the Holocaust.
"This is an employment arrangement that can only be described as evil.
"Saddam Hussein has been described as evil, but not suicidal," said Dr. Franklyn N. Judson, director of public health for Denver.
Last year, Senator John McCain earned widespread ridicule for publicly embracing Jerry Falwell, whom he had once described as "evil".
"A Victorian lounge lizard," is how Mr. Scott described his evil half in a news service interview.
Dennehy, a mother of two, was described as "evil" by Robin Bereza, one of the men she attempted to murder in Hereford.
