Sentence examples similar to evil council from inspiring English sources

Evil, evil, evil.

"Does not the experience of hard truths -- of the unchosen, the inexplicable, the tragic -- remind us that we can never be fully at home in the world, especially if we are to take seriously the reality of human evil?" The council also asked whether the blunting of our recollections of "shameful, fearful and hateful things" might also blunt our memories of the most wondrous parts of our lives.

Suffer not your mind to become corrupted by evil and designing persons, but follow the council of the Servants of the Lord.

Allowing high-end developments to balloon beyond all reason in order to cream off the fat to build new council homes might sound like a necessary evil.

"To them, big corporations like G.E. are evil polluters, who must be punished," the president of the council, Daniel Walsh, said in a letter to the federal agency.

Southwark Council leader Peter John described it as a "ludicrous and evil decision".

Bar associations, judicial councils and committees bestir themselves to "recognize" the "evil," and to study, to report, and to recommend reform of court practice and procedure.

A spokesperson for Telford and Wrekin council told the paper: "Child sexual exploitation is a vile, evil crime.

In discussing his own film, Lanzmann also criticizes Arendt's book; he repudiates both her critique of the Jewish Councils and her book's key idea, the "banality of evil".

Three years ago Pope Benedict was willing for his council for health to consider whether condom use would be a "lesser evil" than allowing the spread of a deadly virus.

The council has uprooted a rowan tree from a forgotten corner, and now an ancient evil is gathering strength – and Sol is right in its path.