Sentence examples for evil argues from inspiring English sources

'Walter Benjamin walked straight into this maelstrom of evil,' argues Schwartz.

Party insiders are themselves making use of anonymous blogs and other social media to lobby for their own interests particularly as factions jostle in advance of a change in leadership expected next year.Vietnamese officials have "stopped seeing social media as evil", argues Dang Hoang Giang at the Centre for Community Support Development Studies, a consulting firm in Hanoi.

The Church accepted the situation as a necessary evil, arguing that at least sin was contained.

In his Theodicy (1710), G.W. Leibniz used the concept of a possible world in his proposed solution to the theological problem of the existence of evil, arguing that an all-perfect God would actualize the best of all possible worlds; this idea was later satirized by Voltaire in his comic novel Candide (1759).

In this work he set down his ideas on divine justice, particularly on the problem of evil, arguing that the actual world is the best of all possible worlds that God could have created a view famously mocked in Voltaire's satirical novel Candide (1759).

Critics of Garrard's theory of evil argue that it is too restrictive since it does not count as evil actions which cause, or allow, significant harm for no good reason when the agent is slightly motivated by morally important considerations.

He distinguishes the evils perpetrated by free agents and for which they are therefore to blame from other forms of evil, and argues that these other evils are in fact not really evil but good.

The Taliban forces are portrayed as evil because they are evil, he argues.

We saw last week that Augustine tries to reconcile belief in God and our experience of evil by arguing that evil is not a positive force, but the privation of goodness.

Describing the latter as radically evil, he argues that Nazi Germany falls into this category.

The species Zea mays, for all its connotations of heartland goodness and Rodgers and Hammerstein romance ("as high as an elephant's eye"), has been turned into nothing less than an agent of evil, Pollan argues.