Sentence examples for evil damage from inspiring English sources
Pope Francis has asked for forgiveness for the "evil" damage to children caused by sexual abusers in the clergy.
In a report by Vatican Radio, the Pope asked for forgiveness for the "evil" damage to children caused by sexual abusers in the clergy and said "sanctions" would be imposed.
There, one senior monk complained of the evil the damage was already bringing.
Yet she acknowledges that, professionally speaking, she is drawn to roles that are "evil but damaged.
News reports are describing this as a "threat," which, according to Merriam-Webster, is "an expression of intention to inflict evil, injury, or damage".
In such circumstances, the US supreme court has set binding precedents, determining that prisoners who are not so much evil as deeply damaged should be shown mercy.
This week, a message on Falun Gong's main Web site reported that Mr. Li had been locked for nine months in a battle with evil forces that damaged his body and turned his hair gray.
But what makes "Mystic River" unusual is that the child molesters are dispatched early on and the remainder of the film explores the consequences for people who are not so much evil as profoundly damaged, culminating in a misplaced act of vigilantism that is unique in Mr. Eastwood's films.
One ought to remove evil or harm.
And while most environmentalists support the application of dispersants as a necessary evil to limit the damage, some have assailed an industry policy that guards their chemical makeup.
