Sentence examples for evil compete from inspiring English sources
It becomes the battleground where good and evil compete for supremacy.
A more vibrant democracy, under which good and evil compete freely, is fully compatible with the teachings of Islam.
These were complex uses of a remarkable face which, with its vulpine lips and teeth and penetrating eyes, lives in the overlit borderland between beauty and ugliness, and thus constitutes a fine battleground for the forces of good and evil competing for Christ's soul.
The rest of the year, the news profiles negativity and evil, competing with goodness and cheer for attention and believability.
That the other mad scientist of the technological-industrial complex, Bill Gates, has finally come up with another fanciful technology, Windows Phone 7, that will enable the Microsoft empire (admittedly equally evil) to compete for world domination.
Can a mere soap opera, with its operatic stable of affairs, conspiracies, kidnappings, murders and ubiquitous evil twins, truly compete with Trump's reality?
Muslims need to be reminded that the best "defense" against the calumny of others is explained by the Quran itself: combat evil with good and compete with one another in doing good works.
But even Evil BabyDoll can't compete this week with Marnie the Witch, who is so eager to supplicate herself to the ghost-spirit-demon of that pretty brunette woman that she slices the hell out of her arms and drips her blood into a silver goblet while delivering a Tennessee Williams-esque monologue about sacrifice in the name of unholy devotion.
But what if being the greatest of the world's great powers means that we don't actually have to always throw our weight fully behind whichever competing evil seems least bad?
And without a "Why?" whose answer is as compelling as that of stemming possible world domination by a competing "evil empire" that inspires people to do impossible things, they will settle for the possible, and mediocrity will reign.
