Sentence examples for embrace evil from inspiring English sources
To embrace the aesthetic life is not to embrace evil; hackers need not be enemies of society.
On "Buffy," the truly dangerous people were the weak and resentful: that was the kind of person (often but not always a man) so ravenous for control that he'd embrace evil rather than risk rejection.
No-one should be deterred from speaking up and speaking out in peaceful dissent, and we certainly must not be deterred by those who embrace evil and call it good.
I have to admit I underestimated how fully she was going to embrace evil.
To call someone a Nazi is to accuse him of embracing evil.
Rudolf is shown as a man who, owing to circumstance and character, embraced evil.
On the face of it, embracing evil seems a little perverse.
From the standpoint of the North, the South had embraced evil as good, and southerners viewed Yankees in much the same way.
He came to the conclusion that religion was superior to ideology, because it struggled with "the evil inside man", whereas revolutions destroyed the contingent carriers of evil, but embraced "the evil itself", and even magnified it.
History tends to be unkind to those who embrace the evil practices of those they once denounced.
And then there is the Nespresso coffee machine, which has driven some otherwise right-thinking people (me, for instance) to embrace the evil Nestle franchise.
