Sentence examples for evil able to from inspiring English sources
King takes us into the fictional town of Derry, Maine, flitting between 1957/58 and 1985, where a group of friends known by the town's bullies as The Losers Club, face IT, a shape-shifting evil able to take the form of whatever each child most fears.
By having a greater understanding of the nature of evil we are better able to guard against responding to evil with further evils (Card 2010, 7 8).
A fourth reason to revive the concept of evil is that by categorizing actions and practices as evil we are better able to set limits to legitimate responses to evil.
The terrifying experience in the restaurant — terrifying not because of the evil done to him but because of the evil he suddenly felt able to do — helped to give Baldwin his first real understanding of his father, who had grown up in the South, the son of a slave, and who had, like Wright, been witness to unnameable horrors before escaping to the mundane humiliations of the North.
This helps to explain why identical twins aren't actually identical, and also why some clones are evil and others are able to overcome their genetic programming to become productive members of society.
–If the evil clone Transformers are able to turn themselves into particles, why does it matter when they get stabbed with swords? .
If she can spot traitors in the U.S. Congress, imagine the evil she'll be able to uncover at the World Dove Outreach Center where they actually plan to do something physically harmful to America.
If God is both willing and able to prevent evil then why is there evil in the world?
In Damian's view, an agent need not be able to do evil in order to qualify as omnipotent because not being able to do evil is no sign of impotence or inability.
By splitting off some of its other businesses, Alphabet might be able to be evil while Google isn't.
Those baboons may see, hear and speak no evil, but they might be able to think it, report researchers in the Journal of Experimental Psychology.
