Sentence examples for evident evil from inspiring English sources
Some conscripts objected to taking part in police actions against the anti-colonial Mau Mau as they did not see the Kenya war as a "good war" against an evident evil.
A theodicy is more ambitious and is typically part of a broader project, arguing that it is reasonable to believe that God exists on the basis of the good as well as the evident evil of the cosmos.
Among all possible worlds that God could have created, his actual choice of one over the others required a "sufficient reason," which, for Leibniz, was the fact that this world was the "best"—despite the existence of evident evils, for any other "possible world" would have had evils of its own sort of even greater magnitude.
Simply agreeing with others about evident evils won't hack it.
In the 30-minute interview conducted before last week's Boston Marathon bombing, Bush also urged people not to forget "the lessons of 9/11," saying that it was still evident that "evil exists still in the form of people who murder innocent people to advance a point of view".
Every villain must have evil evident in the sharpness of his teeth and the arch of his eyebrow.
In that case it is evident that an evil comes from a good, unless one would say that wine is not good" (OO I, 602a; Teske 1998a, 54).
She also launched attacks on public pensions, welfare, illegal immigration, and, of course, all unions, private as well as public -- the evident source of all evil in California.
You can line up a number of today's games as continuations of developers' laissez-faire attitude to gore that's been evident since the 1980s--The 1980s--The 1980s--TheitEvilgooey, and Dead Rising 3 isn't afraid to paint its toWithineral shades of entraiss.
These memos came to light despite FERC's evident determination to see no evil.
